Which of the Following Expresses the Effect of the D'Oench,Duhme

question 28

Multiple Choice

Which of the following expresses the effect of the D'Oench,Duhme doctrine in relation to federally insured banks?

• A) It makes it harder for federal agencies to bring criminal charges against bank officials who negligently, but not intentionally, made bad loans.
• B) It makes it easier for federal agencies to bring criminal charges against bank officials who negligently, but not intentionally, made bad loans.
• C) It makes it harder for federal agencies to collect on outstanding loans by specifically providing that an oral loan commitment is enforceable so long as at least two bank officials confirm the existence of the oral agreement and there is no indication that the debtor involved acted in an illegal manner.
• D) It makes it easier for federal agencies to collect on outstanding loans by barring enforcement of any agreements unless the agreements are in writing and approved contemporaneously by the bank's board or loan committee and recorded in the bank's written records.

Identify the processes of active and passive transport, including facilitated diffusion and their importance in cellular function.

Analyze the effects of solute concentration on cell volume and shape.

Recognize the significance of carrier proteins and their role in transporting molecules across cell membranes.

Understand how conditions outside the cell influence processes such as endocytosis and exocytosis.

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Coefficient

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