A Device with a False Bottom That Can Be Opened

question 110

Short Answer

A device with a false bottom that can be opened and shut by a professional shoplifter, lined with metal or another substance to prevent security tags from setting off alarms, and placed over merchandise is known as a(n) __________________.

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Definitions:

Corporate Welfare

Government support or subsidies to corporations including tax breaks, grants, and other financial incentives designed to support business interests.

Economic Planning

The process by which major economic decisions are made or influenced by central governments, including policies regarding the distribution of resources and national objectives.

Subprime Mortgage Lenders

Financial institutions that provide mortgages to borrowers with lower credit ratings, often at higher interest rates than prime loans.

Market Imperatives

Forces or principles that dictate the functioning and structure of the market, often emphasizing efficiency and competition.