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Question: Research and summarize the issue of regulation of pornography in an Internet world that knows no state or national boundaries. What should be done about it, if anything? Can you justify it
Financial reporting is arguably one of the most heavily regulated areas of business activity. Provide the main reasons why accounting information is so heavily regulated. In your answer try to addre
What are some typical rights found in a warranty clause? Consider both services and goods in your answer.
Amber City maintains a general fund, a capital projects fund, and a special revenue fund. During 2005, the City engaged in the following transactions.
Problem 1. Suggested free market incentives for pollution control include government taxes or fees on pollution and government rules mandating refundable deposits on hazardous materials. Explain how
Describe the current government regulations that are researched. What kind of impact do these regulations or standards have on child abuse?
Describe what is notable about the General Fund. How does the General Fund differ from the other types of Governmental Funds?
The inspector does not have a search warrant and does not expect to find any violations, but finds several criminal violations. Which best describes this situation?
Problem 1: How do government regulatory agencies and laws impact business organizations? Problem 2: Give example of specific governmental regulatory requirements and explain what impact they have on
Find and discuss a recent news article, or an example from your workplace, which demonstrates how a Constitutional right affects a business and how the legal system is used with respect to recognizi
Your goal is to write a paper regarding the fraud depicted in the movie. Your paper should discuss one to three specific fraudulent activities illustrated in the movie. For each of your examples of
Recently, a number of major banks have rejected federal bailout money citing that they did not like the rules that the government placed on them if they took the cash infusion.
Give an example of a public policy problem and apply the cost-benefit analysis technique to it. What other considerations may be taken into account in order to make a decision on the implementation
Prepare an analysis of the roles of State and Federal governments in employment regulation. Include an analysis of important legislation regarding employment regulation and how this legislation affe
What is welfare reform? Lawmakers in many states are trying to pass welfare reform orders to decrease women having children and people needing assistance. It is a part of a problem in many states th
Some people argue that there is too much government intervention, while others say there is not enough. Do you think there is too little or too much government intervention?
For the 2008 transactions that follow, prepare journal entries in White City's capital projects and debt service funds: 1) On January 1, 2008, the city council assessed the property owners the estimat
Question 1. Discuss whether or not the government should provide grants for entrepreneurs starting new businesses.
Problem: In what ways do these problems affect Americans' quality of life? Problem: What are some of the important steps to be taken in order to deal with the problems of government and politics?
Question 1. What is performance based contracting? Question 2. When is it appropriate to use Government Furnished Property? What are the advantages and disadvantages?
Problem: Should or should not the federal government regulate and control what compensation for executives?
Compared to interest rates on long-term U.S. government bonds, interest rates on ____________ fluctuate more and are lower on average.
What are two governmental regulations that have made or may make the company less successful going forward? Explain (in detail) why.
There are provisions of the Texas Local Government Code that allow some police officers to have the benefit of Independent Hearing Examiners to review their discipline.
Does SOX imply that the primary purpose of laws governing corporate responsibility is deterrence? And what ethical theories support the regulation?