Not Putting All Your "Eggs in One Basket" Is What

question 26

Multiple Choice

Not putting all your "eggs in one basket" is what type of strategy?

• A) Postponement
• B) Buffering
• C) Hedging
• D) Transfer

Understand the concept of consideration in contract law and its role as a requirement for legally enforceable contracts.

Recognize the application and requirements of promissory estoppel within contract law.

Identify the factors influencing the sufficiency of consideration in contracts.

Distinguish between illusory and actual promises and their significance in contract formation.

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Definitions:

Treasury

Pertains to the management of an organization's revenues, expenditures, and investment strategies, often associated with government or corporate finance.

Authorized

Officially permitted or agreed upon, often referring to the maximum number of shares a corporation is legally allowed to issue.

Outstanding

Refers to shares that are currently owned by investors, including those held by public investors, institutional investors, and company insiders.

Cumulative

Referring to the total amount aggregated over a period of time.