A) Income taxes
B) Property taxes
C) Sales taxes
D) Excise taxes
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A) it is not in writing.
B) it is not payable at a specific time.
C) it is not a promise to pay a specific amount.
D) it does not contain an unconditional promise.
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A) encourage competition by restraining the growth of monopolies.
B) standardize the level of competition.
C) encourage the growth of large-scale efficiency found in big businesses.
D) minimize the inconsistency of multiple dealers of a single product.
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A) 7
B) 11
C) 13
D) 14
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A) implied warranty.
B) express warranty.
C) uniform warranty.
D) commercial warranty.
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A) required retailers to use false and misleading advertising.
B) required retailers to purchase unwanted items in order to purchase desired items.
C) forced households to buy wanted products in order to buy a desired product.
D) forced competitors into price discrimination agreements.
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A) debtor initiatives
B) voluntary bankruptcy
C) involuntary bankruptcy
D) creditor restructuring
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A) Uniform
B) Contract
C) Express
D) Negotiable
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A) a control tax
B) a sin tax
C) a flat tax
D) a tax credit
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A) The employee who created the cartoon character.
B) The employer of the cartoon character's creator.
C) Cartoon characters are not covered by copyright protection.
D) The union that represents the employee.
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A) restricted endorsement.
B) fault free obligations.
C) patent infringement.
D) strict product liability.
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A) When acquiring a large firm,it is illegal to break up a large conglomerate that has been in business for over a year.
B) Combining NYSE with NASDAQ would never survive anti-trust scrutiny.
C) After payoff,the acquired firm's stockholders are never permitted to purchase the stock of the newly formed com.
D) The acquiring firm never pays the acquired firm stockholders what it promised.
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A) negligence.
B) liable.
C) intentional tort violation.
D) packaging liability.
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A) civil law.
B) criminal law.
C) appellate law.
D) legislative law.
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