Faylene underwent heart surgery that included, among other measures, the implantation of a pacemaker in her chest. Faylene later alleged that the surgeon's negligence resulted in a serious infection. Faylene's insurance company stated that the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) governed the dispute because at issue was a contract for a pacemaker, which is a good. The hospital responded that the claim was based on a contract for a surgery, which is a service, and was therefore covered by the common law. What result is most likely?

Anew joint command and control system is being developed to meet the strategic information needs of all the military services. the air force is the lead service, but the army and navy have different points of view about what functions the system should perform. which one of the software acquisition best practices would be most relevant in managing this issue as the program office undertakes system development?

Which of the following scenarios will probably cause prices to drop

Eon inc., electravia inc., and fc inc., the three largest firms in the consumer electronics industry, hold close to 85 percent of the industry's market share. these companies mainly compete against each other by providing unique features in their products rather than pricing them low. these firms are interdependent, and each firm must consider the strategic actions of its competitors. which of the following industry competitive structures does this scenario best illustrate? monopolistic competition oligopoly monopoly perfect competition