A "Qui Tam" Court Case Can Proceed to Court Only

question 20

Multiple Choice

A "qui tam" court case can proceed to court only if:

• A) A private citizen has, or can arrange to have, adequate resources for pursuing the claim
• B) The government grants its approval for the lawsuit to proceed
• C) The government first refuses to pursue the case on its own initiative
• D) The government and the private citizen reach a joint agreement concerning the sharing of winnings and costs of litigation

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Definitions:

Fiscal Freedom

The degree to which individuals and businesses control their own economic resources, including the policies and laws that influence taxation and government spending.

Tariff

A tax imposed by a government on imported or, less commonly, exported goods to control trade volumes, protect domestic industries, or generate revenue.

Macropolitical Risk

The risk of losing money or facing instability due to political changes or instability at a country-wide level, affecting investment and business operations.

Valuation Risk

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