Ford Canada Has Turned to the Internet to Help It

question 70

Multiple Choice

Ford Canada has turned to the Internet to help it stand apart from its competitors in the automotive industry.One Internet ad shows a Ford truck driving out of a forest with its engine roaring and mud splattering on the screen.The wipers come on to reveal the Ford "Built Tough" logo,which then recedes to the side of the screen.The ad directs people to a site where they can sign up to receive direct mail from Ford.Ford Canada will combine this database with a database of new F-Series truck owners to look for significant patterns and trends.Ford Canada will use:

• A)an information search system.
• B)knowledge trending.
• C)data interpolation.
• D)data graphing.
• E)data mining.

Understand the concept of an arm's-length transaction and its significance.

Explain the legal implications of contracts made under mistake or incorrect assumptions.

Distinguish between lawful and unlawful threats in the context of contract inducement.

Understand the concepts of fraud and misrepresentation in contract law, including their types and effects on contracts.

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Definitions:

Job Design

An approach that specifies the tasks that constitute a job for an individual or a group.

Job Significance

The extent to which a job has a substantial impact on the lives or work of other people either within or outside the organization.

Job Rotation

A system in which an employee is moved from one specialized job to another.

Job Enlargement

The process of adding more tasks of similar difficulty to an employee's job role to increase job diversity.