If Congress imposes a regulation on an industry that has a limiting effect, the Supreme Court has held that, in general:
a. Congress may not impose regulations that burden foreign firms doing business in the U.S. b. Congress may regulate commerce only with approval of the affected states
c. Congress may not regulate intrastate commerce, if the effect is "inherently uncompetitive" d. States may then imitate the regulation at the state level
e. none of the other choices
e
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A) buy manufacturers' products and then sell them abroad B) manage a company's export activities for a fee C) buy foreign products and sell them in the domestic country D) seek and negotiate foreign purchases E) carry on exporting activities on behalf of several producers
Which of the following is not important documentation for substantive procedures for capital stock and equity transactions?
a. Confirmations with transfer agent or shareholders. b. The client's articles of incorporation. c. A summary of the changes in equity accounts. d. A memo regarding audit ideas generated during the brainstorming session regarding potential frauds applicable to the capital stock and equity transactions.
A rival's strategic moves and countermoves are
A. signs of the competitive pressures from the industry. B. indicators for the visualization of strategic mapping techniques. C. responses to the broader definition of the industry opportunities. D. enabled and constrained by the set of capabilities they have at hand. E. measured by the extent to which they can unveil financial objectives.
Once data is sorted into categories, the following step occurs:
a. evaluation b. intervention c. interpretation d. collection