Which of the following is NOT one of principles that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) practices?
A. notice and awareness: covers the disclosure of information practices
B. prohibit/prevent companies from sharing their customers' personal information
C. choice/consent: includes both opt-out and opt-in options
D. access/participation: allows for the confirmation of information accuracy by consumers
E. integrity/security: controls for the theft of and tampering with personal information
B. prohibit/prevent companies from sharing their customers' personal information
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A. negative; positive B. neutral; negative C. positive; negative D. positive; neutral
An ethical communicator will substantiate any claims made and reflect a sensitivity to those who might find a message offensive
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In a theoretical paper, Williams (1995) develops a model of industry equilibrium that incorporates agency costs due to both creditor-shareholder and management-shareholder conflicts
His model has implications for the distribution of firms within an industry in equilibrium. Which of the following statements correctly describes Williams' depiction of industry equilibrium? a. Each industry has a core of large, profitable, secure, capital-intensive firms, each with at least some external debt, and a competitive fringe of small, marginally profitable or unprofitable, risky, labor-intensive firms. b. All firms in an industry will ultimately be large, labor-intensive firms with large proportions of debt in their capital structures. c. All firms in an industry will ultimately be small, capital-intensive firms with no debt. d. All firms in an industry will ultimately be large, capital-intensive firms with large proportions of debt in their capital structures.
Which of the following items would not be included on a balance sheet?
A) Balances owed on your utility bills B) Balances owed on your credit card(s) C) Mortgage payment paid D) Automobile loan balance E) Student loan balance