Though a Worker Might Be Protected Based on Marital Status,she

question 1

Multiple Choice

Though a worker might be protected based on marital status,she or he is not necessarily protected against adverse action based on:

• A) the identity of the person to whom she or he is married.
• B) the number of years for which the person is married.
• C) the nature of the relationship with the person to whom she or he is married.
• D) the number of privacy violations made by the person to whom she or he is married.

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Definitions:

Leverage

The use of borrowed capital or debt to increase the potential return of an investment.

Debt Financing

Raising capital through the sale of bonds, bills, or notes to individuals or institutions, which must be repaid over time with interest.

Interest Tax Shield

The reduction in income taxes that results from the deductibility of interest payments.

Debt Financing

Raising capital through the borrowing of funds to be paid back at a later date, typically with interest.