Companies That Continue to Act Unethically (Especially in the Area

question 67

Multiple Choice

Companies that continue to act unethically (especially in the area of accounting) will most likely

• A) have their shares appreciate in value because shareholders like aggressive accounting practices which help increase the price of their stock.
• B) have their shares depreciate in value as shareholders become leery of aggressive accounting practices which distort a company's real financial condition.
• C) never be able to sell shares of stock to the public.
• D) find that their share price will be unaffected by this practice.
• E) no pattern is evident.

Understand the efficiency of energy conversion in photosynthesis.

Understand the consequences of delivering defective goods and the buyer's rights for recovery.

Recognize the implications of misrepresentation of solvency by the buyer and its impact on the seller's rights.

Comprehend the enforceability of liquidated damages and the alternatives for an injured party when such clauses are unenforceable.

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