^{Let Price Expectations Be Represented by Pe = P^}

question 33

Multiple Choice

^{Let price expectations be represented by Pe = P^ + bP}i ^{-P^) , with Pe} representing firms' expected general price indicators, representing some ^{general forecast of future prices, and P}i ^{representing the firms' own prices. If b}1 ^{were the b coefficient for some large firm in a primary industry like steel and b}2 ^{were the b coefficient for a small firm in an unimportant, endproduct} industry, then you would expect that

• A) ^b1 ^{> b}2^.
• B) ^b1 ^{< b}2^.
• C) ^b1 ^{= b}2^.
• D) any of the above could hold depending on the foreign trade significance of the two industries.
• E) any of the above could hold depending on unspecified economic circumstance.

Recognize the significance of the Position Analysis Questionnaire in understanding job requirements.

Understand how narrative job analysis and critical incidents approach contribute to job analysis processes.

Distinguish between different job-analysis instruments and their focus areas.

Understand the concept and process of executive succession within organizations.

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