An Attorney in a Large Law Practice Is Not a Very

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An attorney in a large law practice is not a very successful lawyer. However, he is able to provide a valuable service to the practice--he understands the relationships that the law firm has developed with clients in a way that nobody else understands them. For example, he reminds his law partners to send out birthday notes to their clients on their birthdays because he knows when they occur. This attorney MOST LIKELY possesses ________.

• A) expert power
• B) referent power
• C) information power
• D) reward power

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Definitions:

Labor Hours

The total number of hours worked by employees for which they are compensated, often used as a basis for allocating overhead in cost accounting.

Space Occupied

The amount of physical area taken up by an entity, such as inventory in a warehouse or machinery in a factory.

Step-down Method

A method used in cost accounting to allocate service department costs to production departments in multiple steps, based on the services rendered.

Labor Hours

Labor hours refer to the total number of working hours spent by employees performing specific tasks or duties.