Accepting gifts from suppliers and vendors is not a problem so long as no bid decisions are pending

An acquired legal privilege for the right of use or enjoyment, short of an estate, which one may have in the land of another is known as:

A: An easement; B: A lease; C: A devise; D: A riparian right.

If a person from Brazil is late for a negotiation with someone from the United States and the U.S

person concludes that the Brazilian negotiator is unreliable and disrespectful, such a belief may be due to people's tendency to: A) relegate the other party to an unimportant or powerless position within their group B) evaluate the other party's actions on the basis of their affiliations rather than on the merits or faults of the behavior itself C) explain the causes of the other party's behavior in terms of their underlying disposition and discount situational factors D) apply the philosophy of mind rooted in a theory of perception that claims that the senses provide us with a direct awareness of the external world