3) the idea that consumers and sellers do not meet as equals and that consumer's interests are particularly vulnerable to being harmed by the manufacturer. 4) based on the principle of absolute liability.
Some environmental regulations (like forbidding the burning of coal in cities) benefit each and every one of us because the air we all breather is cleaner. If an individual ignores the regulation and burns coal, while others obey the regulation, then he or she. 1) violates our right to a livable environment.
The "tragedy of the commons" is. 1) the lack of a commons¾a common place where people can come together. 2) the failure to appreciate what we have in common with other species. 3) that cost-benefit analysis involves value judgments that we do not share in common.
2) Because of technological breakthroughs, people living in developed countries put less strain on the environment than do people in poorer countries. 3) There are only about 1000 species of animals left in the world.
One of the three chief sources for dissatisfaction in the workplace is. 1) lack of opportunities to be promoted faster. 2) lack of opportunities to have a company vehicle. 3) lack of opportunities to have one's own office. 4) lack of opportunities to be one's own boss.
4) sexual harassment is a form of discrimination. 1) workers are often unaware of the hazards they face on the job. The most accurate statement about workplace safety is: 1) workers are often unaware of the hazards they face on the job. 2) employees, not their employers, are responsible for creating a safe workplace.
1) quality control circles are important. 2) middle managers are affected by the satisfaction and dissatisfaction of the workers they supervise . 3) attention and recognition can enhance worker productivity and motivation. 4) trade-offs have to be made between productivity and quality of work life.