Superagencies were formed when large advertising organizations disintegrated to form separate, more specialized individual agencies.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
During the late 1980s and into the 1990s, the advertising industry underwent major changes as large agencies merged with or acquired other agencies and support organizations to form large advertising organizations, or superagencies. These superagencies were formed so that agencies could provide clients with integrated marketing communications services worldwide.
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A) resonance B) slice-of-life C) fantasy D) hyperbole
Which of the following statements about the impact of the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on workers compensation is true?
A) Implementation of the ACA will increase fraudulent workers compensation claims. B) Implementation of the ACA will create higher healthcare provider prices. C) Implementation of the ACA will reduce the waiting time to see a physician, to have tests performed, and to begin physical therapy. D) Implementation of the ACA will discourage annual physical check-ups and implementation of workplace wellness programs.
A question of ethics
Richard Caliendo, an accountant, prepared tax returns for various clients. To satisfy their tax liabilities, the clients issued checks payable to various state taxing entities and gave them to Caliendo. Between 1977 and 1979, Caliendo forged indorsements on these checks, deposited them in his own bank account, and subsequently withdrew the proceeds. In 1983, after learning of these events and after Caliendo's death, the state brought an action against Barclays Bank of New York, N.A., the successor to Caliendo's bank, to recover the amount of the checks. Barclays moved for dismissal on the ground that because the checks had never been delivered to the state, the state never acquired the status of holder and therefore never acquired any rights in the instruments. The trial court held for the state, but the appellate court reversed. The state then appealed the case to the state's highest court. That court ruled that the state could not recover the amount of the checks from the bank because, although the state was the named payee on the checks, the checks had never been delivered to the payee.
Based on the simulation results, determine the average number of customers in the system
A) 18.95 B) 23.28 C) 35.23 D) 11.85