The dual-control approach refers to
a. dual trading programs, one for sulfur dioxide and one for nitrogen oxides
b. different standards used in PSD areas versus nonattainment areas
c. the netting program and the offset program
d. state control of existing sources and federal control of new or modified sources
d. state control of existing sources and federal control of new or modified sources
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A) protection from increases in prices of goods and services B) store of value C) medium of exchange D) unit of accounting
A member of a corporate board of directors that does not have a direct management role in the firm is known as
A) a shareholder. B) a corporate governor. C) an inside director. D) an outside director.
Channel stuffing is
a. Shipping out sales at the beginning of the year b. Shipping out products only if you are certain that they would not be returned c. Shipping out products at the end of the year to mark them as earned revenue, even if you know that they would be returned later d. Shipping out products at the start of the year even though it is certain that there would be more demand during the year
Which one of the following statements concerning the Second Bank of the United States is not true?
a. It was created by Congress to stabilize the money supply. b. Its constitutionality was a presidential election issue. c. It lost its charter during Andrew Jackson's presidency. d. Its power was undermined when Andrew Jackson shifted Treasury funds from it to state banks e. It instructed northern banks not to accept bank notes from some southern and western banks.