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Sources of Power in a Negotiation
This Video Explains Sources of Power in a Negotiation
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Understanding Shareholder Voting Rights
The video is a brief explanation of shareholder voting rights. The speaker explains that common stock shareholders generally have equal voting rights, but these can be modified by individual shareholders. The articles of incorporation...
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Securities Issuances Regulated by State Law
Securities Issuances Regulated by State Law
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Sales and Lease Warranties
Sales contracts and lease contract frequently contain warranty provisions that assure either party that the statements or representations made in the agreement will remain true into the future. Some common warranties are that the product...
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Retrenchment Strategy
Retrenchment is a strategy that some organizations use to prevent further profit losses.
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Vertical Integration Strategy
In economics, vertical integration is the term used to describe a business strategy in which a company takes ownership of two or more key stages of its supply chain.
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Activity-Based Costing - Types of Activities
Activity-based costing identifies numerous categories or types of activity to which costs are allocated. This video explains the the types of activities employed in activity-based costing.
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Value Streaming Map - Explained
What is the Value Streaming Map? Value stream mapping is a technique — developed from Lean manufacturing — that organizations use to create a visual guide of all the components necessary to deliver a product or service, with the goal of...
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Types of Teams
What are the Types of Teams? The five most popular types of teams in an organization include problem-solving teams, self-managed work teams, cross-functional teams, virtual teams, and multiteam systems. A formal team is a group of...
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Types of Power
French and Raven, researchers at the University of Michigan, identified five bases — or sources — of social power in 1959: legitimate, reward, referent, expert, coercive
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Types of Organizational Structure
Dr. Kyle Huff explains what are the types of Organizational Structure
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Types of Organizational Learning
What are the Types of Organizational Learning? single loop, double loop, deutero learning, Organizational learning theory is a branch of organizational studies that seeks to understand how organizations acquire and use knowledge to...
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Types of Messages in Communications
Primary Message – refers to the intentional content, both verbal and nonverbal. Secondary Message – refers to the unintentional content, both verbal and nonverbal. Auxiliary Message – refers to the intentional and unintentional ways a...
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Types of Groups
What are the Types of Groups? Formal and Informal Groups, Primary and Secondary Groups, Organized and Unorganized Groups, Temporary and Permanent Groups, Open and Closed Groups, Accidental and Purposive Groups
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Types of Diversification Strategy
The three main types of diversification strategies include concentric, horizontal, and conglomerate strategies. Diversification Strategy Explained.
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Types of Business Strategy
Organizational (Corporate) Strategy; Business (Competitive) Strategy; Functional Strategy ; Growth-Based Strategies,; Stability Strategies, · Retrenchment
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Type 1 and Type 2 Decisions
What are Type 1 Decisions? What are Type 2 Decisions?
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Choosing a Business Location
How do you choose a Business Location? Go where there is demand. Look for areas where your product or service is in high demand or where your competition is fairly low. If at all possible, you'll want to expand to a location where the...
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Understanding Adjusted Gross Income
In this video, the concept of adjusted gross income (AGI) is explained. AGI is the income that individuals are taxed on, which is calculated by combining all applicable income sources and subtracting deductions. The video also discusses...
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Business Permits and Occupational Licenses
What are Business Permits and when do you need one? What are Occupational Licenses, and when are theyr required to operate a business? A business license is a legal document that allows you to start a business, maintain your business, or...
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Business Competitions and Career Fairs
This Video Explains Business Competitions and Career Fairs