When corporate officials commit crimes such as misrepresentation in advertising, unfair labor practices, illegal rebates, or financial fraud
a. they frequently defend their actions by saying that such illegal behavior is a necessary business procedure.
b. they are almost always given huge fines that cause them serious economic hardship.
c. there are no real victims.
d. their executive officers are usually given prison sentences.
a
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were called "__________ males." a. retread b. autonomous c. emancipated d. solo e. singular
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What will be an ideal response?
When Jerome visited his cardiologist a few months after he turned 65 and had enrolled in Medicare, he received a bill from his doctor and was surprised to learn that
a. he still owed $50 on a $250 office visit charge. b. his insurance company paid none of the cardiologist’s bill. c. Medicare paid none of the cardiologist’s bill. d. Medicare Part D was required by the doctor.
What research team reconstructed life in Middletown in 1890 and documented the way in which industrialization had affected the town’s class structure using historical research?
A. Lee Rainwater and W. Lloyd Warner B. Lee Rainwater and Robert Coleman C. Max Weber and Karl Marx D. Robert S. Lynd and Helen Merrell Lynd