The idea behind the test-retest approach to measuring the reliability of scales is that if random variations are present, they will be revealed by variations in the scores between the two sampled measurements.

a. True

b. False

Rick is planning to invest the following amounts at 6 percent interest. how much money will he have saved at the end of the year 3? end of year amount saved 1 $500 2 $800

In which risk management strategy does a party take full responsibility for consequences and enter into an activity in spite of known risks?

If you see a large group of stranded passengers standing next to a disabled bus, and you have only three seats in your car, deciding who to rescue deals with the issue of:a) efficiencyb) equityc) scarcityd) macroeconomics

When income increases from $2800 to $3600 per month, quantity demanded of Good G decreases from 1,200 units to 800 units. What is the income elasticity of demand for Good G?

An employer pays one of its unmarried employees wages totaling $300,000. The amount the employer must withhold from the employee's pay for Medicare taxes, and the amount of the employer's share of Medicare taxes for this employee are:

6. Asset 1 has an expected mean return of µ1 = 9%, standard deviation of its return is σ1 = 6%. Asset 2 has an expected mean return of µ2 = 14%, with a standard deviation of σ2 = 11%.

Disparate treatment could be legal if the discrimination: a. results in increased efficiency. b. is performed by a governmental organization. c. is performed by a private employer. d. is for a bona fide occupational qualification

Use of illegal tactics to gain profit in the global marketplace, typically involving cross-border sale and distribution of illegal commodities are known as

Assume the following for a certain industry: (1) there is no incentive for firms to enter or exit the industry;

The Shoe Box pays an annual dividend of $3.80 on its preferred stock. What is the cost of preferred if the stock currently sells for $42.70 a share and the tax rate is 21 percent