With respect to the ability of Congress to impose taxes, the Supreme Court has held that Congress may impose:
a. only the kinds of taxes specified in the Constitution b. only taxes on prohibited goods
c. most any kind of tax
d. any tax that does not conflict with the taxing authority of the states under Article II of the Constitution e. most taxes except those found to be "discriminatory and economically destructive"
c
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What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following best describes a purchase funnel?
A) an assessment of advertising effectiveness B) a sequential consumer decision-making model C) a measure of return on investment D) a customer relationship management model E) an advertising copy test
Monic, a college professor, makes 30 photocopies of a magazine article and passes the article out to her students. The students are assigned to read the article and write an opinion paper about it. Has Monic violated copyright law?
a. Yes. Though the author will probably not enforce his or her rights under this situation, Monic has technically violated federal copyright law. b. Yes. Though educators have a right under the "fair use doctrine" to make limited use of copyrighted materials, Monic violated the law when she made photocopies of an entire article and distributed them to her students. c. No. Monic has acted within the fair use doctrine. d. No, as up to 50 photocopies of articles are always permissible.
According to the text, can an employer be held liable for negligence when an intoxicated employee causes an automobile accident after drinking alcohol at a company function? (See the Lev v. Beverly Enterprises-Massachusetts, Inc, case.)
a. Yes, an employer can be liable to the plaintiff injured in the accident, based upon the principle of vicarious liability. b. Yes, an employer can be liable to the plaintiff injured in the accident, under an aided-in-the agency theory. c. Yes, the employer can not be liable to the plaintiff injured in the accident, based upon violations of its own alcohol-abuse policy. d. No, the employer is never liable to the plaintiff injured in the accident.