Which of the Following Statements A), B) or C) Is

question 28

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements a) , b) or c) is false?

• A) With inheritance, every object of a subclass also may be treated as an object of that subclass's base class.
• B) We can take advantage of this xe ""derived-class-object-is-a-base-class-object" relationship[derived class object is a base class object relationship]""subclass-object-is-a-base-class-object" relationship to place objects related through inheritance into a xe "list of base-class objects"list, then iterate through the list and treat each element as a base-class object.
• C) The following code places CommissionEmployee and SalariedCommissionEmployee objects (c and s) in a list, then for each element displays its string representation and earnings-this is an example of xe "polymorphism"polymorphism:
• In [21]: employees = [c, s]
• In [22]: for employee in employees:
• )..: print(employee)
• )..: print(f'{employee.earnings():,.2f}\n')
• )..:
• CommissionEmployee: Sue Jones
• Social security number: 333-33-3333
• Gross sales: 20000.00
• Commission rate: 0.10
• 2,000.00
• SalariedCommissionEmployee: Bob Lewis
• Social security number: 444-44-4444
• Gross sales: 10000.00
• Commission rate: 0.05
• Base salary: 1000.00
• 1,500.00
• D) All of the above statements are true.

Understand the tools and components of fiscal policy.

Comprehend the difference and relationship between fiscal policy, government spending, and taxation.

Identify the effects of fiscal policy on aggregate demand and supply.

Distinguish between discretionary fiscal policy and automatic stabilizers.

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