A Drawback to "Going Public" Is

question 37

Multiple Choice

A drawback to "going public" is

• A) large profit potential resulting in increased taxation.
• B) numerous SEC requirements.
• C) national recognition causing increased exposure.
• D) additional working capital.

Comprehend the legal aspects of employee relations, including dismissal and rights under employment law.

Identify strategies for retaining top performers in an organization.

Understand the principles of progressive discipline and its impact on employee management.

Recognize the role of human resource policies in enhancing job security and employee satisfaction.

---

Definitions:

Dendrites

Extensions of a neuron that receive signals from other neurons and conduct them toward the cell body.

Nerve Fibers

Extensions of nerve cells that transmit electrical impulses between different parts of the body, essential for communication within the nervous system.

Glial Cell

Cells within the central and peripheral nervous system that are not neurons, which serve to support and safeguard neuronal cells.

Oligodendrocyte

A type of glial cell in the central nervous system that produces myelin, a substance that insulates nerve fibers to enhance signal transmission.