A real estate agent representing an African/American family showed them property in a predominantly Asian neighborhood. In the eyes of the Federal Fair Housing Act what would this be considered?

During the second meeting, group leader Kathy might deal with the situation by

A) insisting that no further discussion is warranted on how the office space will be perceived, because the discussion has turned ugly. B) encouraging the group to take a vote now by secret ballot, because emotions have peaked. C) encouraging the group to explore further the possible client perceptions associated with space in a modern office building versus a loft-type structure. D) focusing on the economic model of decision making, and encouraging the group to analyze the costs associated with the two types of office space.

Which of the following is not an advantage of simulation?

A) It allows for the study of what-if questions. B) Each simulation model is unique. C) It allows the study of interaction of components or variables to determine which are important. D) It allows time compression. E) None of the above