The Notion of Fair and Equal Treatment Can

question 221

Multiple Choice

The notion of fair and equal treatment can:

• A) match the value of trade and efficiency.
• B) be irrelevant to the value of trade and efficiency.
• C) enhance the value of trade and efficiency.
• D) run up against the value of trade and efficiency.

Recognize the types of boards and their selection processes in the nonprofit sector.

Understand the fiduciary responsibilities of nonprofit boards relating to asset management and compliance with legal and ethical standards.

Comprehend the importance of aligning board decisions with organizational values and goals.

Understand the role of external assessments and the practice of independence in nonprofit board governance.

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Definitions:

American-born Slaves

Individuals born into slavery in the United States, contrasting with those who were trafficked or transported there from other regions.

English Customs

Traditions, behaviors, and practices that are characteristic of or unique to England, often reflecting its history and cultural heritage.

Code Noir

A set of laws first enacted in the French colonies in 1685, governing the treatment of slaves, with the aim of regulating the slave trade and the lives of black people in the French colonial empire.

Louisiana Slaves

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