The major problem with the sales–productivity ratio method of assigning space is that _____
a. storability may not be considered
b. too much space may be assigned for merchandise space
c. too little space may be assigned for merchandise space
d. an inadequate selection of merchandise may be stocked
d
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Tracer Corp, an exploration company, wishes to develop a silver mine on a piece of land known as the Harris tract. It lacked the capital to do so on its own, so it entered into negotiations with Big Tree Mining Ltd
for a joint venture on the project. The negotiations collapsed. Big Tree, believing Tracer's information that there was a rich silver vein on the Harris tract and knowing that Tracer did not yet own it, bought the land itself and subsequently developed the mine, making a huge profit. Which of the following is true? A) Tracer has no remedy unless it establishes that Big Tree owed it a fiduciary duty. B) Tracer has no remedy unless it establishes that Big Tree acquired the Harris tract pursuant to a constructive trust. C) Big Tree is liable to Tracer for breach of confidence D) Tracer has no remedy unless it establishes that Big Tree committed a breach of contract. E) Any one of A, B, or D