An Example of a One -To -Many Type of Relationship

question 13

Multiple Choice

An example of a one -to -many type of relationship might be

• A)an employee can be assigned more than one computer.
• B)an employee is assigned a company car.
• C)an employee cannot be assigned a computer.
• D)an employee can be assigned one and only one computer.
• E)an employee can be assigned an office.

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Definitions:

Higher Profits

An increase in the financial surplus after accounting for all costs, demonstrating an enhanced ability to generate income.

Unit Costs

The cost incurred to produce, store, and sell one unit of a product, crucial for pricing and profitability analyses.

Product Life Cycle

The progression of a product through four stages: introduction, growth, maturity, and decline, each affecting the marketing strategy and profitability of the product.

Scale Effects

Economic concept that refers to the cost advantages that a business can achieve due to the expansion of its production size.