A Company That Is Capital-Intensive

question 100

Multiple Choice

A company that is capital-intensive:

• A) has an altered fiscal strategy for overseas operations
• B) spends more on equipment than on labor
• C) requires more money than commonly needed to expand globally
• D) creates employment monopolies
• E) must engage in countertrading due to restrictive foreign legislature

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Definitions:

Strike Activity

The organized refusal of workers to perform their job duties, typically to protest for better wages, working conditions, or other labor issues.

Legality/Illegality

Pertains to whether something is lawful and permitted or unlawful and forbidden under legal statutes.

Strike Replacements

Workers who are hired by an employer to perform the job duties of striking employees during a labor strike.

Rights Disputes

Conflicts arising from the interpretation, application, or violation of contracts, laws, or agreements.