An Agent Who Acts Without Actual Authority but with Apparent

question 34

Multiple Choice

An agent who acts without actual authority but with apparent authority is likely to be:

• A)in breach of the duty to follow the principal's instructions.
• B)in breach of the duty not to delegate.
• C)prosecuted.
• D)personally liable.

Comprehend the concept and examples of logrolling in politics.

Evaluate the impacts and limitations of government involvement in addressing market failures.

Understand the implications of public officials and voters' incentives on legislative processes.

Discern the challenges associated with using voting as a decision-making mechanism in public choice theory.

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Definitions:

Backward Speech

The phenomenon of speech sounds being reversed; often used in studies of language processing and perception.

Independent Variable

The variable that the experimenter manipulates as a basis for making predictions about the dependent variable.

Dependent Variable

In experimental and statistical research, the dependent variable is the outcome being studied, expected to change when the independent variable is altered.

Home Signs

Informal sign languages or gestures developed within families to communicate, often used when there are individuals who are deaf or non-verbal.