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What is a person that receives a good or service called?
It's called a "recipient"
What are the implications of globalization on comparative management?
Globalization will influence change in comparative management. They are forced to have good customer service and have high quality products.
The exchange of one good or service for another is?
Trade. If you are trading one good or service for another, it is called bartering.
What domination of production of one product or service is called a what?
cartel
What is it called when you give money to someone or something in return for a good or service?
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Forced service in the military by the government is called?
Draft, conscription, or compulsory service.
What is it called when men are forced into service aboard a boat?
Press-ganged?
When men are forced into service aboard a ship?
when their forced their family would be sacrificed
What is the term for being forced into naval service?
Impressment
In military terms what does it mean to be impressed?
To be forced into service
What was the practice called where Americans were forced into service with the British navy?
Impressment is the term used to denote the forcing of American sailors into the British navy/
What is the terrible journey forced upon the Cherokee called?
The terrible journey forced upon the Cheorkee Indians is called the Trail of Tears.
What is it called when sediments are forced together?
When sediments are forced together and become compacted and cemented, it forms a sedimentary rock through a process called lithification.
In the context of migration when a military force systematically removes people from their home its called?
forced migration.
Is it funny when somebody is forced to give somebody else room service?
not to the person whos been forced to do it because that would drive him or her pain
What is service?
Services offered to you as a saver at a particular financial institution.
What is it called when men are forced into service aboard a ship?
When men are forced into service aboard a ship, it is called "press-ganging" or "pressing." This practice historically involved the coercion of individuals, often through threats or violence, to serve in the navy or on merchant ships. It was particularly prevalent in the 18th and early 19th centuries, especially by the British Royal Navy. Press-ganging was seen as a way to quickly replenish ship crews during times of war or conflict.
