The Klan Motel is one of twenty motels in town but the only one that refuses to rent rooms to non-whites. Congress holds that motels may not discriminate on the basis of race. The Klan Motel challenges the regulation as it applies to that motel. The owner will:
a. win; so long as there are plenty of motels available, there is no significant effect on interstate commerce by such discrimination
b. win; a motel is a place of private, not public, accommodations
c. lose; all forms of racial discrimination are forbidden by the Commerce Clause d. lose; Congress may regulate such local businesses
e. lose if the state in which the motel is located has passed a similar law to apply to motels
d
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A) expert channels B) social channels C) advocate channels D) independent channels E) informal channels
____ responded to the customer's complaint promptly
A) They B) Them
Bea takes out a life insurance policy with Vida Insurance Corporation that names her spouse Wendell as the beneficiary. This is
A) a delegation B) an assignment. C) a third party incidental beneficiary contract. D) a third party intended beneficiary contract.
To act in the taxpayer's interest and lower costs to the deposit insurance agency, regulators must
A) set tight restrictions on holding assets that are too risky. B) impose high capital requirements. C) not adopt a stance of regulatory forbearance. D) do all of the above.