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Question 13 of 36
………is an example of the process theory of motivation.
A. Maslow’s hierachy of needsB. Hertzberg’s two-factor motivation theoryC. The equity theory of motivationD. The acquired needs modelQuestion 14 of 36
_____ is a control system used to determine the effectiveness of the organisation’s transformation process.
A. InventoryB. Performance managementC. OperationsD. QualityQuestion 15 of 36
Which one of the following options is an example of inventory control?
A. Programme Evaluation And Review Technique (PERT)B. Total Quality Management (TQM)C. Economic Order Quantity (EOQ)D. Inventory budgetQuestion 16 of 36
When placing an order for materials with a supplier, the economic order quantity is the quantity (in units) for which the sum of total _____ costs and _____ costs will be a minimum.
A. out-of-stock, materials replenishmentB. annual order, inventory holdingC. renting, advertisingD. materials replenishment, total inventory

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Ruba and Alia walk into California Pizza Kitchen at the Dubai Mall and order a Thai Chicken Salad to share and two large diet Pepsis. The waiter brings them a Thai Chicken Salad, two large diet Pepsis, and a Barbeque Chicken Pizza. Ruba and Alia eat all of the food on the table. When the bill comes, Ruba and Alia refuse to pay for the Barbeque Chicken Pizza because they did not order it. The manager, having taken MGT-231 at CUD, tells them that they have to pay because they entered into an implied-in-fact contract. What are the three (3) criteria for implied-in-fact contracts? Explain whether Ruba and Alia need to pay for the pizza using evidence/examples/facts from this scenario to support each criteria and your answer.

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Airbnb’s customer experience

The hospitality accommodations sector has been affected by the rise of alternative digital players that have disrupted the market. In various places around the world, short-term accommodation platforms have become a substitute for traditional hotel accommodation. The top entrant is Airbnb – a company that facilitates the reservation and rental of accommodations between individuals. Airbnb is disrupting the market by leveraging digital technology and data to create a suitable, satisfying, and profitable customer experience. Therefore, it is essential to investigate the story behind Airbnb’s success as well as the challenges it is facing and the way it is adapting to new consumer needs.

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Subsidized Housing Advocacy in Dahinda

Beth Garland, a housing advocate, is very interested in creating a model subsidized housing development in the City of Dahinda at the edge of downtown on a now-abandoned industrial site. The site is zoned IH, with the following description:

INDUSTRIAL-HEAVY (IH). This district accommodates high-intensity industry and often includes very large structures, extensive exterior storage, exterior mechanical operations, or heavy truck or equipment operations. This zone also accommodates uses that require large or isolated sites or harbor, airport or rail service. This district includes the historic industrial core of the city. It has a strong relationship to shipping and rail services and includes the port of Dahinda, the Dahinda River valley and various railroad corridors. Most sites within the IH district have already been developed or redeveloped. These sites seldom have excess land to provide buffer areas.

Where possible, the IH district should be separated from residential neighborhoods with less intensive, non-residential districts.

The political leaders of Dahinda have often expressed concern about subsidized housing projects. The Dahinda community is dominated by white, reasonably affluent homeowners. Dahinda leadership contends that its abutting community of Bakersfield has effectively served less financially capable individuals for years. Moreover, Dahinda residents say that it is not their fault that minorities cannot afford to buy in their community. Garland points out that Dahinda is 100% white, and Bakersfield can no longer provide housing to all those who need it. Garland also suspects that, although the leadership of Dahinda is against the development, residents of Dahinda might not be so anti-development. Garland has come to your firm and asked for research.

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