Kurt, a manager at Marshall Inc., was asked by his supervisor to sign a contract with a new supplier. The contract stated that the industrial waste released by the company would be released into a local river. Kurt was against this idea of polluting the river with the waste, so he refused to sign the contract. This scenario indicates that Kurt used his right of _____.

A property sells for the full listed price of $250,000. The seller has a loan balance of $150,000 and agrees to pay a 6% real estate commission plus $2,500 for closing costs. The net proceeds to the seller will be:

A. $250,000. B. $150,000. C. $82,500. D. $85,000.

The initial solution to a transportation problem can be generated several ways, so long as:

A) it minimizes cost. B) it ignores cost. C) all supply and demand conditions are satisfied. D) degeneracy does not exist. E) all cells are filled.