The Supreme Court Case Burwell V

question 92

Multiple Choice

The Supreme Court case Burwell v.Hobby Lobby Stores addressed

• A)the Affordable Care Act's requirement that employers provide their female employees with free contraceptive coverage; the plaintiff claimed it violated their religious expression as protected by the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
• B)the Affordable Care Act's requirement that individuals show proof of health insurance coverage or face a tax penalty from the federal government.
• C)the issue of whether a religious group at the University of Virginia could be denied student activities funds merely because it espouses a particular viewpoint about a deity.
• D)the question of whether a company can refuse to hire a Muslim woman who might wear a head scarf in violation of the company's dress code.

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Definitions:

Cash Discounts

An incentive offered by sellers to buyers for early payment of invoices, aimed at encouraging prompt payment and improving cash flow.

Short-term Financial Policy

Pertains to strategies and decisions related to managing a company’s current assets and liabilities to ensure liquidity.

Flexible Short-term Policy

A financial strategy that allows for maintaining a higher level of current assets, providing a buffer against unforeseen liabilities or expenses.

Restrictive Short-term Policy

A financial policy aimed at minimizing the amount of working capital to reduce short-term financing costs, often at the risk of running low on liquidity.