The Fate of Enron in 2001 Highlights

question 3

Multiple Choice

The fate of Enron in 2001 highlights

• A) the difficulty of making a voting machine that will function in Florida humidity.
• B) the Pentagon's wisdom in building a new high-tech military.
• C) the risk of obsession with soaring profits, fat bonuses, and ever-rising stock prices.
• D) the reasons why so many Americans are suspicious of health maintenance organizations.
• E) None of these choices

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