Jane tells John that Ann was arrested for stealing a car. The story is entirely false. Ann is not a public figure. Which of the following torts has Jane committed?
a. Slander per se
b. Ordinary Slander
c. Libel
d. None of the above
b
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Which of the following are characteristics of the FASB?
a. It is part of the AICPA. b. Members are part-time employees of the FASB. c. A member must be a CPA. d. It makes more extensive use of research than its predecessors.
The CASE 11.3 Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons, Inc (2013) involves the __________ which holds that once a copyright owner sells a copyrighted product, the owner cannot prevent its resale or transfer to others
a. Contributory Copyright Doctrine b. Copyright Misuse Doctrine c. Fair Use Doctrine d. First Sale Doctrine
If interest rates are 5%, which of the following will produce the largest amount of money in four years?
A) $500 earning simple interest B) $400 with interest compounded annually C) $300 with interest compounded semiannually D) $100 with interest compounded quarterly E) $25 with interest compounded monthly