The Countrywide case illustrates that homeowners, firms, and government all bear some responsibility for the 2008 Financial Crisis.

The Segway case illustrates several cognitive biases. Which of the following is NOT true of these biases?

What is the title? What is it? Who designed? What is its purpose or function? Why is it important? Your answer must be in the form of complete sentences.

When Google had its initial public offering (IPO), its stock was underpriced by about 15%. Which of the following is true of underpricing?

Dyer, Gregersen, and Christensen (2009) argued that successful innovators are visionary and skilled at implementation and, thus, have little or no need for experimentation.

In his book Laws of Simplicity, John Maeda argues that…

Neuronal summation:

Many professional designers in recent years have written and spoken about a responsibility they feel to transcend the commercial aspects of design, and in addition to benefit society at large through their abilities to encapsulate and convey ideas.

Under Jack Welch, GE had a policy to promote and reward the top 20% of its workers, to retain, encourage, and train the next 70%, and to terminate the bottom 10%. Similarly, Netflix tries to pay its employees at the “top of the market” (i.e., the most they could earn if they worked for another firm), but it often fires employees that it would not rehire if given the chance. There are several potential advantages to these policies. Which of the following is NOT true about these advantages?

A skeletal muscle that is depleted of its ATP supply will gradually stiffen and fail to decrease contraction. This is because ATP is necessary to