If an Event May Become an Actual Liability in the Future

question 73

Multiple Choice

If an event may become an actual liability in the future, it is called a

• A) potential liability.
• B) hypothetical liability.
• C) probabilistic liability.
• D) contingent liability.

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Definitions:

Class Attendance

The act of being present at scheduled academic classes or lectures.

High School Drop-outs

Individuals who have not completed their high school education and have not obtained a high school diploma.

Economic Growth

An increase in the production of goods and services in an economy over a period of time, typically measured by GDP.

Unemployment

The state of being without a paid job despite the willingness to work.