Assets That Cannot Be Acquired in Small Increments, but Instead

question 56

Multiple Choice

Assets that cannot be acquired in small increments, but instead must be obtained in large, discrete units, are referred to as _____.

• A) current assets
• B) lumpy assets
• C) spontaneously generated assets
• D) excess capacity assets
• E) long-term assets

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Definitions:

Mens Rea

In Canadian criminal law, the guilty mind or bad intent that, together with the actus reus, defines a criminal offence.

HCR-20

A checklist used for assessing the risk of violence in individuals, focusing on historical, clinical, and risk management factors.

Discretionary Instrument

A tool or policy allowing for the exercise of judgment or choice by its user, often seen in legal and financial contexts.

Predictive Score

A statistical measure or model used to estimate the likelihood of a particular outcome based on current or past data.