In the United States, telephone customers can connect to a(n) ________ carrier to receive telephone service
A) ILEC
B) CLEC
C) either A or B
D) neither A nor B
C
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What is the first step in the basic consumer decision process?
A. seeking more information B. evaluating options C. making comparisons D. identifying motivations E. recognizing a problem
Walter was the president of JKL, Inc JKL intended to purchase Target Co JKL's intent was not
public information, and when it became public, Target's stock would increase significantly in value. Walter bought no stock himself, but told his best friend of JKL's plan, and his friend bought 1,000 shares of Target Co Ten months later, when the merger was publicly announced, the friend sold Target's stock and made a large profit. Several stockholders of Target sue Walter and his friend under the provisions of the Securities Acts. What results? A) The friend has violated no law, because this nonpublic information is not considered material. B) The friend has violated no law, since the friend is not an insider. C) Walter has violated no law, since Walter did not purchase any stock. D) Both Walter and his friend have violated Rule 10b-5. E) Both Walter and his friend have violated the Securities Act of 1933.
Elsa, the owner of Fertile Farm, sells Gina a right to camp on Fertile land overnight. Gina's right is
A. a leasehold estate. B. a license. C. an easement. D. a profit.
On September 1, Sky Mountain Co. borrowed $69,000 on a 8%, 9-month note payable to Coast National Bank. Given no previous adjusting entries have been recorded, Sky Mountain's adjusting entry four months later at December 31 would include a:
A. debit to Interest Expense of $1380. B. debit to Interest Expense of $1840. C. debit to Interest Expense of $4140. D. debit to Interest Expense of $5520.