"Too Big to Fail" Is a Term Used to Describe

question 157

Multiple Choice

"Too big to fail" is a term used to describe a firm

• A) whose assets are so large that it could never fail.
• B) whose failure would cause a major ripple effect throughout the economy, causing other firms to fail.
• C) which is a natural monopoly.
• D) that produces products which are necessities.
• E) that produces bombs and other items for national security.

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Definitions:

REM

Rapid Eye Movement, a sleep phase characterized by fast and random movements of the eyes, associated with vivid dreaming and increased brain activity.

Alpha Waves

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Meditating

The practice of focusing one's mind in silent reflection for the purpose of relaxing or spiritual growth.

Hypnotized

The state of having one's attention and consciousness altered by hypnotism, making them more open to suggestion.