Making Laws Is Frequently Compared to Making Sausages Because

question 11

Multiple Choice

Making laws is frequently compared to making sausages because

• A) the result is always unhealthy.
• B) it is such an easy and straightforward process.
• C) almost everyone likes the result even if they do not know what went into making it.
• D) it is such a complex and often ugly process.
• E) there are no rules that need to be followed.

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Definitions:

Current Asset

A category of assets that are likely to be converted into cash, sold, or consumed within one business cycle or one year.

Office Equipment

Tangible property (like desks, chairs, and computers) used in an office setting to perform work or operations.

Unearned Revenue

Funds paid to a person or corporation for goods or services that are to be provided or delivered in the future.

Patent

A legal document granted by the government giving an inventor exclusive rights to make, use, and sell an invention for a certain number of years.