A Self-Portrait of a Celebrated Photographer Sold at a Christie's

question 257

Multiple Choice

A self-portrait of a celebrated photographer sold at a Christie's auction for about $4 million dollars. According to Christie's, this was the highest price ever received for a photograph in the history of the auction business. As a student of marketing, you would classify this photo and other rare items sold through Christie's as

• A) unsought for goods.
• B) specialty goods.
• C) intangible goods.
• D) shopping goods.

Identify direct and indirect taxes and their examples.

Know the historical events that have shaped federal fiscal policy.

Describe unfunded mandates and their impact on state and local governments.

Understand the innate aspects of human cognition related to social categorization and individual consideration.

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Definitions:

Nature And Nurture

A debate involving whether human behavior is determined by the environment, or by a person's genes.

Free Will

The power of acting without the constraint of necessity or fate; the ability to act at one's own discretion.

Unconscious

The part of the mind that contains thoughts, memories, and desires not within the realm of conscious awareness.

16 PF

A personality test that measures the 16 personality factors and traits that are believed to shape and influence a person's behavior.