What is the name given to a record book or computer program containing the daily record of a firm's transactions?

ThinkBig Inc. has been known for its excellent customer service since its start more than 40 years ago. The company carefully selects employees based on their combination of skills and commitment to the company's values of service and quality. How does ThinkBig's selection process contribute to the company's high performance?

A. ThinkBig focuses on outcomes that can be defined in specific terms. B. ThinkBig can benefit from the use of teamwork and employee empowerment. C. ThinkBig's selection process avoids the use of psychological testing. D. ThinkBig's employees have more technical skills than competitors' employees have. E. ThinkBig's employees not only know how to do their work, but also are enthusiastic and committed.

The ________ multiplies the decision payoff for each state of nature by an equal weight

A) dominant decision B) coefficient of optimism C) equal likelihood criterion D) none of the above