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the different means of expressing fact and conjecture in the table below: FACT Adverbs expressing certainty: Clearly Obviously Undoubtedly CONJECTURE Adverbs expressing possibility: Maybe Perhaps Probably (un) likely Modals expressing degrees of probability: Might (25% probable) Could (30% probable) May (50% probable) Must (100% probable) Express fact and conjecture Now complete the blanks in the following commentary of the photograph using the verbs between brackets in an appropriate way. Don’t

Lancaster (2003) show that the fit between the nature of knowledge and the type of tie used to transfer it affects learning outcomes. Sorenson (2003) shows that the fit between the turbulence of the environment and the design of the firm predicts its probability of survival. These studies find better performance outcomes when components fit or are congruent with each other. More research is needed on the mechanism through which fit affects learning and knowledge management outcomes. For example, does fit affect

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2 3 4 5 6 -1.5 -1.0 -0.5 0.0 0.5 1.0 Series: Residuals Sample 1989 2019 Observations 27 Mean 3.60e-17 Median -0.093144 Maximum 0.754931 Minimum -1.364858 Std. Dev. 0.542785 Skewness -0.603995 Kurtosis 2.963623 Jarque-Bera 1.643133 Probability 0.439742 Le test de Jarque-Bera montre que le résidu est distribué normalement puisque la probabilité associée au test est supérieure à 5%. 3.4L’homoscédasticité : Heteroskedasticity Test: Breusch-Pagan-Godfrey Null hypothesis: Homoskedasticity

test new products quickly. c) design packaging with high consumer appeal. d) determine product and manufacturing processes and costs. e) eliminate ideas that are not going to meet market needs. f) move products that have a high probability of success into volume production. Of course, all these activities must be done while complying with country, state and local regulations. Besides, manufacturers have to differentiate their products from the competition. Branding is the process

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Si2 is the ith group’s variance, and Ni is the ith group’s sample size. The resulting t-value is then compared to two-tailed probability (p)-value for the t-value is obtained and listed in the table above. The results suggest that the null is rejected only in one case (indicated in bold): countries that have ratified the Labour Inspection convention (#81) have higher probability of having an EPZ. 3. The p-values listed in this annex are at 5% significant level. Sources: Data are obtained from

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