Suppose the City of Des Moines Has a High Credit

question 15

Multiple Choice

Suppose the city of Des Moines has a high credit rating,and so when Des Moines borrows funds by selling bonds,

• A)the city's high credit rating and the tax status of municipal bonds both contribute to a lower interest rate than would otherwise apply.
• B)the city's high credit rating and the tax status of municipal bonds both contribute to a higher interest rate than would otherwise apply.
• C)the city's high credit rating contributes to a lower interest rate than would otherwise apply,while the tax status of municipal bonds contributes to a higher interest rate than would otherwise apply.
• D)the city's high credit rating contributes to a higher interest rate than would otherwise apply,while the tax status of municipal bonds contributes to a lower interest rate than would otherwise apply.

Recognize various management theories, including scientific management, administrative principles, and behavioral approaches, and their application in organizational settings.

Understand the importance of clear communication channels and the principle of the scalar chain in organizations.

Appreciate the significance of worker participation, employee ownership, and shared management principles for enhancing organizational commitment and productivity.

Acknowledge the impact of clear work division, job specialization, and merit-based promotion in bureaucracy.

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