The Law Makes Some Contracts Unenforceable Against Minors Because

question 50

Multiple Choice

The law makes some contracts unenforceable against minors because

• A) minors do not know how to run their own businesses.
• B) minors may not always be able to deliver or perform.
• C) minors have a weak bargaining position.
• D) minors lack experience.
• E) they may inconvenience other persons such as their parents.

Learn how different types of businesses measure activity (e.g., by wells serviced, client-visits, units produced, tenant-days).

Understand the concept of planning budgets and their adjustments based on actual activity levels.

Learn about the financial management practices in service companies versus manufacturing companies.

Understand the implications of activity variances on employee salaries and wages.

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