A plan for ________ is needed to determine how much you could afford to borrow, the length of the loan, and how to select a loan that charges competitive interest rates

A) buying
B) financing
C) spending
D) saving


Answer: B

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Jane Goodperson performed an audit on the Quagmire Corporation and issued an unqualified opinion. Jane performed the audit with due professional care and in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. Two months after the report is issued, Jane discovers on the news that the CEO of Quagmire, Johnny Best, had been stealing small amounts of inventory. The amount, however, is immaterial compared to the overall inventory of the corporation. Jane soon receives a call from Quagmire's CFO, Mark Beastly. Mark wants Jane to refund her audit fees. Mark thinks Jane did not properly perform the audit, as she did not discover this fraud. Further, he feels that now Quagmire's financial statements are not fairly stated because of Jane. How should Jane respond to this claim?

What will be an ideal response?

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The American Federation of Labor (AF of L) grew rapidly in the early 20th century because:

A. workers preferred the businesslike approach of the AF of L. B. it focused on organizing employees by industry rather than by skills. C. workers preferred the radical nature of the AF of L. D. it focused on legislative and political activities.

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Reviews of cross-cultural training for expatriates find that training is positively related to all of the following EXCEPT:

A. self-development (self-oriented skills, perceptual skills, and relational skills) B. adjustment C. length of assignment D. relationships with host nationals

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The tort of palming off involves:

A) Blaming another for one's own actions and communicating that blame to at least one other person. B) Making false statements about the goods of another. C) Representing one's own goods to be those of a competitor. D) Knowingly selling goods that are defective. E) Failing to credit another for that other person's legal accomplishments.

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