The amount of life insurance you may purchase on a business associate is limited by the amount of financial harm you would suffer at the death of that associate

________ involves a retailer buying a product at a discounted promotional price, warehousing it, and after the promotion has expired, selling the inventory to other retailers at a price that is lower than the manufacturer's nondiscounted price but

high enough to turn a profit for the retailer. A) Hoarding B) Forward buying C) Diverting D) Discounting E) Rebating

Which of the following is the best definition of the cutthroat cooperation effect?

a. Rewarding results is more important than rewarding behavior (e.g., effort). b. Rewarding behavior (e.g., effort) is more important than rewarding results. c. The phenomenon that demonstrates that it is more difficult for teams to move from competitive to cooperative reward structures than vice versa. d. The theory that it is best not to offer rewards so as not to create confusion or competition for incentives.