As chronicled in the book Moneyball, the strategy employed by the small-market Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane to better compete with large-market teams by identifying and acquiring undervalued players is an example of an organization maximizing its ______.

Identify the programming language that allows programmers to easily add a command button to a screen with a few clicks of a mouse instead of programming the button pixel by pixel and using many lines of code?

A) object-oriented language B) Web development language C) visual programming language D) scripting language E) prototype-based programming language

Ownership of 50% or more of the voting stock of another company implies an ability to ____________________ the company and _________________ should be prepared

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word