Ordinarily a Principal Is Not Made Liable for Any of the Torts

question 71

Multiple Choice

Ordinarily a principal is not made liable for any of the torts committed by:

• A)a reckless employee.
• B)an employee.
• C)an agent.
• D)an independent contractor.

Realize the significance of pricing and marginal utility in the success of new products.

Understand strategies firms employ towards innovation, including fast-second strategies and the impact of market competition.

Understand the historical significance of key events, terms, and people from the early 20th century in America.

Analyze the causes and effects of the Great Depression.

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Definitions:

Process Gains

Factors that contribute to team effectiveness.

Synergy

The concept that the total amount of work produced by a team is greater than the amount of work produced by individual members working independently.

Sequential Interdependence

A work process situation where the output of one task becomes the input for the next task, requiring coordination and timing between tasks.

Nominal Group Technique

A structured way for team members to generate ideas and identify solutions in which each member is asked the same question in relation to a work issue and requested to write as many answers as possible. Answers are read aloud and voted upon.