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Question 1

Which type of power is considered the opposite of coercive power?

Options:

A.

Referent power

B.

Informational power

C.

Reward power

D.

Expert power

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Question 2

Buyers should have the ability to analyse the costs of their purchases not only for determining their impact to their organisation’s cost but also for the purpose of reducing them during commercial negotiations to contribute to the profitability of their organisation. One way ofanalysing costs is to classify them into direct and indirect costs. Which ONE of the following is an explanation of ‘direct costs’?

Options:

A.

Costs that are only related to manufacturing firms where raw materials are directly converted into specific product units

B.

Costs of materials, labour, and other expenses that are directly identified with manufactured units of a product

C.

Costs that are connected with materials and labour, excluding expenses used directly in manufacturing products

D.

Costs of labour and expenses incurred directly whether or not the production fluctuates owing to demand or downtime

Question 3

One difference between perfect competition and monopolistic competition is that...?

Options:

A.

In perfect competition, firms produce slightly differentiated products

B.

A perfectly competitive industry has fewer firms.

C.

Monopolistic competition has no barriers to entry

D.

Firms in monopolistic competition face a downward-sloping demand curve