A junk bond is:
A) a low risk bond that pays high yields.
B) a high-risk bond that pays low yields.
C) a high-risk bond that pays high yields.
D) a low risk bond that pays low yields.
C
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a. rent expense. b. tax-exempt interest from municipal bonds. c. life insurance proceeds resulting from the death of an executive. d. depreciation of long-term assets.
Why would an organization require the paymaster to deliver all unclaimed paychecks to the internal audit department?
a. to detect a "phantom employee" for whom a check was produced b. to prevent an absent employee's check from being lost c. to avoid paying absent employees for payday d. to prevent the paymaster from cashing unclaimed checks
Data that is trended is collected ________
A) at specific time intervals B) at random time intervals C) from specific demographic groups D) from randomly selected consumers E) by consumer relationship management systems
When conducting selection interviews, Marc likes to ask questions like “Describe a time when you had to lead a team but had no formal authority.” Marc is asking _______ questions.
A. structured B. hypothetical C. probing D. behavioral-descriptive E. traditional