A nonfamily employee of a family business complains that the recent promotion of a family member was unfair. The owner should: a. acknowledge that a tension always exists and that it can never be dealt with satisfactorily. b. enter into a discussion of the roles and opportunities for both family members and outsiders. c. get the employee to think more positively by describing other attractive features of the employee's job. d. clarify that family members always have the inside track, even though this fact is disappointing to the bypassed employee.

Brody and tanya recently sold some land they owned for $150,000. they received the land five years ago as a wedding gift from brody's aunt jeanette. she had already given them cash equal to the annual exclusion during that year. aunt jeanette purchased the land many years ago when the property was worth $20,000. at the time of the gift, the property was worth $100,000 and aunt jeanette paid $47,000 in gift tax. what is the long term capital gain on the sale of the property

Many jobs in the law, public safety, and security careers require training that does not aid in earning a degree. which best describes jobs that require licensure, on-the-job training, and certification? a. paramedics and correction officers need to be licensed, security guards need on-the-job training, and lawyers and fire inspectors need to be certified. b. security guards and lawyers need to be licensed, correction officers need on-the-job training, and paramedics and fire inspectors need to be certified. c. lawyers need to be licensed, paramedics and security guards need on-the-job training, and correction officers and fire inspectors need to be certified. d. fire inspectors and security guards need to be licensed, lawyers and correction officers need on-the-job training, and paramedics need to be certified.

The concept of has evolved from that of a nebulous "do-gooder" to one of "social steward" with the expectation that businesses will produce benefits not only for themselves but also for society as a whole.