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true but hey this will work in favour for us. the harder the exam the more ur marks will get boosted.

answer to Q16 must be C. Remember the venture was already financed by the government hence that rules out expenses as an answer. After looking at the alternatives and tossing up between B and C, I picked C.

i am very sure Q9 is B: global branding

meh... ok the answer i got for Q12 was C $25000

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well it appears various textbooks are saying different things! lol. i guess they're both right. BUT i still reckon its D because Conciliation involves the industrial tribunal.

is ur textbook Sykes? cos my one says something different

mediation involves a neutral-third party. just checked my textbook. conciliation is a form of mediation but "ordered" by the industrial tribunal. therefore the answer to Q15 is still D

hmmm ok. so say q17 is wrong. then wat category does D belong under?

yeh but the question shows that the buyer has a preference for a shitter brand rather than a good one, inferring that they dont have a high disposable income. why on earth would someone prefer a generic brand over an expensive brand if they weren't poor neway??

euphoric i put C aswell. but thinking back i reckon its A. still not sure. As for Q17, I am 99% sure its D as if refers to lifestyle which is a psychological factor. B is a socioeconomic factor.

huge debate about this after the exam at my school. i put threats cause rent is an external issue. tho i wouldnt be surprised if i was wrong

after reading how everybody went here and looking through my textbook i believe these are the correct answers to the multiple choice: 1) A 2) C 3) C 4) D 5) A 6) D 7) D 8) B 9) B 10) B 11) A (could also be D o_0) 12) C 13) B 14) D 15) D 16) C 17) D 18) D 19) B 20) A...

*looks forward to his $100 check from acid* :P

Unitary means a view that the business is seen as a unit. So if one disputes it is shown as disloyalty. Look at the question again as clearly it says nothing about disloyalty.

wats the answer to the first multiple choice question. decision making, interpersonal or teamwork? also for the 2nd. i put price discrimination, later found out it was wrong. i think its meant to be resale price maintenance, however my textbook has it as RETAIL price maintenance. i think retail...

the conflict is inevitable one is the "Human relations view", not unitary

btw wats the answer to the first multiple choice question. decision making, interpersonal or teamwork? also for the 2nd. i put price discrimination, later found out it was wrong. i think its meant to be resale price maintenance, however my textbook has it as RETAIL price maintenance. i think...

actually you're wrong. the answer is indeed radical not unitary. remember its talking from an employees perspective. radical refers to the imbalance of power which is what the question infers.

i put radical o_0