How Did Bankruptcy Laws Change in the Twentieth Century

question 49

Multiple Choice

How did bankruptcy laws change in the twentieth century?

• A) They included home loss as an option
• B) They became more liberal
• C) They reinstituted prison for debt
• D) They augmented the creditors' risk levels
• E) They encouraged people to take higher risks

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