A Party Who Endorses a Bill of Exchange (E

question 5

True/False

A party who endorses a bill of exchange (e.g., a cheque) to enable another to negotiate it may not be held liable on the bill, even though no consideration was given as a result of the endorsement.

Recognize the role of self-promotion and ingratiation in organizational politics and their effects on job performance.

Analyze the difference between personal power and institutional power in managerial context.

Assess the impact of critical factors and strategic contingencies on organizational effectiveness.

Understand the conditions that increase or reduce a subunit's power within an organization.

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