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19 Powers Chapter and Functions of Administrative Agencies TRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS 1. Administrativeagenciescreateadministrativelaw. ANSWER: T PAGE: 640 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 2. TYPE: + 642 AICPALegal TYPE: + Enablinglegislationispassedbyanadministrativeagencybeforeitbe gins anyregulatoryactivities. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 5. 640 AICPALegal...

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19 Powers Chapter and Functions of Administrative Agencies TRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS 1. Administrativeagenciescreateadministrativelaw. ANSWER: T PAGE: 640 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 2. TYPE: + 642 AICPALegal TYPE: + Enablinglegislationispassedbyanadministrativeagencybeforeitbe gins anyregulatoryactivities. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 5. 640 AICPALegal Congresscancreateanewfederaladministrativeagency. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 4. N Administrativeagenciesissueadministrativeregulations. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 3. TYPE: 642 AICPALegal TYPE: N A federal administrative agency may exercise only those powers that Congressdelegatestoit. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 71 642 AICPALegal TYPE: N 72UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT 6. ThepresidentoftheUnitedStateshasthepowertoappointthemembersof federaladministrativeagencies. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 642 AICPALegal TYPE: N CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 73 7. The executive, judicial, and legislative branches of government do not exerciseanycontroloveradministrativeagencypowersandfunctions. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 8. 647 AICPALegal TYPE: N 647 TYPE: AICPACriticalThinking N 647 AICPALegal TYPE: N 648 AICPALegal TYPE: N Congress issues legislative rules when it creates an administrative agency. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 14. N Interestedpartiesmustbegivenanopportunitytoexpresstheirviewsona proposedagencyrule. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 13. TYPE: Therearebasicstepstoformaladministrativerulemaking. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 12. 645 AICPALegal Themajorfunctionofanadministrativeagencyisrulemaking. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 11. N Themajorfunctionofanadministrativeagencyistheenforcementofits administrativerules. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 10. TYPE: Anagencyactionmaybesetasideifitisarbitraryorcapricious. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 9. 643 AICPALegal 648 AICPALegal TYPE: N Afederaladministrativeagencysfinalruleispublishedinthe United States Code. 74UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 648 AICPALegal TYPE: N CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 75 15. Finaladministrativerulesdonothavebindinglegaleffect. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 16. 648 AICPALegal TYPE: N 653 AICPALegal TYPE: = 654 AICPALegal TYPE: N Administrativeagencieshavethepowertoresolvedisputesthroughformal adjudication. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 21. 650 AICPALegal An administrative agency can compel a witness to appear at an agency hearing. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 20. N Administrativeagenciescanobtaininformationthroughonsitesearches. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 19. TYPE: An administrative agency can issue an interpretive rule through an informalmethodofpolicymaking. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 18. N A federal administrative agency must follow formal procedures to make policy. ANSWER: F PAGE: 650 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 17. TYPE: 655 AICPALegal TYPE: N Mostdisputesoveradministrativeactionsareresolvedthroughnegotiated settlementsattheirinitialstages. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 655 TYPE: AICPACriticalThinking N 76UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT 22. Anadministrativelawjudgemakesdeterminationsoffacts. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 23. 657 AICPALegal TYPE: N 657 AICPALegal TYPE: N 657 AICPALegal TYPE: + 657 AICPALegal TYPE: N TYPE: N Onceanagencyhasbeencreated,itcannotbeabolished. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 29. N To challenge an agency action, a party must have at least an abstract disagreementoveranadministrativepolicy. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 28. TYPE: Judicialreviewofadministrativeagencyactionsisautomatic. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 27. 656 AICPALegal Aregulatedpartycantakeadisputeabouttheregulationtoacourtrather thangoingthroughtheadministrativeadjudicatoryprocess. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 26. + Thejudicialbranchexercisescontroloveradministrativeagenciesthrough itsreviewofagencyactions. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 25. TYPE: Anypartytoacasemayappealtheorderofanadministrativelawjudgeto theboardorcommissionthatgovernstheagency. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 24. 655 AICPALegal 658 AICPALegal Congresscanreviewnewfederalregulationsbeforetheytakeeffect. CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 77 ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 30. 658 AICPALegal TYPE: = Congresscanfreezetheenforcementofaregulationbeforeittakeseffect. ANSWER: T PAGE: 658 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: N 78UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT 31. Mostmeetingsofafederalagencymustbeopentopublicobservation. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 32. 659 AICPALegal TYPE: N 660 AICPALegal TYPE: N Congress maycreate astate agency as a paralleltoa federal agency to providesimilarservicesonalocalbasis. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 35. = FederalagenciesmustprepareguidesthatexplaininplainEnglishhow smallbusinessescancomplywithfederalregulations. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 34. TYPE: Under the Regulatory Flexibility Act, administrative agencies have the flexibilitytoissueanyregulationthatwillhaveasignificantimpact. ANSWER: F PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 33. 659 AICPALegal 660 AICPALegal TYPE: + Thepriorityamongconflictingfederalandstatelawsisbasedonthesu premacyclauseoftheU.S.Constitution. ANSWER: T PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 660 AICPALegal TYPE: = MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 1. National Ladder Company is subject to regulations issued by the OccupationalSafetyandHealthAdministration(OSHA).Likeotherfederal administrativeagencies,theOSHAwascreatedby a. b. c. d. Congress,throughenablinglegislation. theFederalTradeCommission,throughtherulemakingprocess. thepresident,throughanexecutiveorder. theU.S.DepartmentofLabor,throughafinalorder. CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 79 ANSWER: A PAGE: 642 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 2. notpartofthegovernmentsexecutivebranch. outsidethemajordepartmentsofthegovernmentsexecutivebranch. subagenciesofexecutiveagencies. subjecttomoreexecutiveauthoritythanexecutiveagencies. ANSWER: B PAGE: 642 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal = Congress,throughenablinglegislation. thecourts,throughtheadjudicatoryprocess. theU.S.Constitution,throughtheFirstAmendment. theU.S.DepartmentoftheTreasury,throughafinalorder. ANSWER: A PAGE: 642 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: N PersonswhofavorthecreationofaNationalBiotechAgencytoregu latethe productionofgeneticallyalteredagriculturalproductsshouldcon centrate theirlobbyingeffortson a. b. c. d. Congress. federaladministrativeagenciesthatoverseeagriculturalproducts. theUnitedStatesSupremeCourt. thepresidentoftheUnitedStates. ANSWER: A PAGE: 642 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 5. TYPE: SeafoodRestaurantCompanypaysincomeandothertaxescollectedbythe InternalRevenueService(IRS).Likeotherfederaladministrativeagencies, theIRSwascreatedby a. b. c. d. 4. N Independent regulatory agencies such as the Federal Trade Commission are a. b. c. d. 3. TYPE: TYPE: = CongressleavesittotheBureauofPrisonstooverseethepromulgationof detailedregulationsinareasundertheagencysjurisdiction.Thisis 80UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT a. b. c. d. divineright. thedelegationoflegislativepowers. gapfillingpower. unconstitutionalconduct. ANSWER: B PAGE: 643 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: = CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 81 6. BeforeadoptingnewregulationstogovernInternetbasedphoneservices, theFederalCommunicationsCommissionmaynot a. b. c. d. holdhearingstoacquirefactspertinenttotheproposedrules. ignoretheAdministrativeProcedureActtostreamlineproceedings. ordermanufacturerstoprovidecertaindocuments. solicittestimonyfrominterestgroupsandconsumers. ANSWER: B PAGE: 644 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 7. followedaconsiderationoflegallyappropriatefactors. justifiablychangedtheagencyspriorpolicy. wasaccompaniedbyarationalexplanation. wasplainlycontrarytotheevidence. ANSWER: D PAGE: 645 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: N Pure Water Company is subject to a decision by the Environmental Protection Agency. Pure Water appeals the decision, arguing that it is arbitraryandcapricious.Thiscouldmeanthatthedecision a. b. c. d. changedtheagencyspriorpolicywithoutjustification. followedaconsiderationofallrelevantfactors. wasaccompaniedbyarationalexplanation. wasplainlywarrantedbytheevidence. ANSWER: A PAGE: 645 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 9. = TruckTransportCompanyissubjecttoadecisionbytheNationalLabor RelationsBoard.TruckTransportappealsthedecision,arguingthatitis arbitraryandcapricious.Thiscouldmeanthatthedecision a. b. c. d. 8. TYPE: TYPE: N To notify the public of a proposed rule, the Food Safety and Inspection Service,likeotherfederalagencies,publishestheproposal a. b. inanationallydistributednewspaper. inatradejournalavailabletomembersoftheindustry. 82UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT c. d. intheFederal Register. onapublictelevisionstation. ANSWER: C PAGE: 647 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: = CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 83 10. The Securities and Exchange Commission decides to create a new rule relating to the dissemination of material nonpublic information through corporateWebsites.Thefirststepis a. b. c. d. compiletherulewithothersintheCode of Federal Regulations. conductanonsiteinspection. publishanoticeoftheproposedrulemaking. solicitpubliccomment. ANSWER: C PAGE: 647 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 11. b. c. d. judges, legislators, and the president are asked about a proposed rule. potentialviolatorsofaproposedrulearenotifiedandpublicized. theadministratorsnoticeaproblemandcommentonit. thepublicisaskedtocommentonaproposedrule. ANSWER: D PAGE: 648 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: = TheU.S.CitizenshipandImmigrationServiceissuesarule.Liketherules ofotherfederaladministrativeagencies,thisruleiscompiledin a. b. c. d. theAdministrative Register of the Federal Government. theCode of Federal Regulations. theFederal Rules of Civil Procedure. theUnited States Code. ANSWER: B PAGE: 648 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 13. N TheU.S.FishandWildlifeServiceutilizesnoticeandcommentrulemak ing.Thisinvolvesaperiodduringwhich a. 12. TYPE: TYPE: = TheFederalAviationAdministrationusesnoticeandcommentrulemak ing. Thefinalruleinsuchaproceedingissometimesreferredtoas a. b. alegislativerule. aninterpretiverule. 84UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT c. d. anadjudicatoryorder. anexecutiveedict. ANSWER: A PAGE: 648 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 14. bindingasalawpassedbyCongress. persuasiveasanexpertsopinion. suggestiveasanewspaperseditorial. unenforceableasasalespersonspuffery. ANSWER: A PAGE: 648 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: = After noticeandcomment rulemaking, the U.S. of Bureau Land Management(BLM)issuesanewruleandappliesittoLonghornCattle Company.Longhornappealstheapplicationtoafederalcourt.Thecourt willmostlikelydefertotheBLMsinterpretationof a. b. c. d. factandlaw. factonly. lawonly. neitherfactnorlaw. ANSWER: A PAGE: 650 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 16. N TheMeritSystemsProtectionBoardissuesarule.Likeotheradminis tra tiveagencieslegislativerules,thisruleisas a. b. c. d. 15. TYPE: TYPE: N Inreviewing theactions ofthe U.S. Office ofNuclear Energy andother agencies,thecourts a. b. c. d. areusuallyreluctanttoreviewquestionsoffact. rarelydefertothetechnicalexpertiseofadministrativeagencies. oftenruleonthemeritsofpolicydeterminations. allofthechoices. ANSWER: A PAGE: 650 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: = CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 85 17. TheU.S.PatentandTrademarkOffice(USPTO)wantstoreviewcertain recordsofVerityCorporation.TheUSPTOcangainaccesstotherecords through a. b. c. d. asubpoenaonly. neitherVeritysconsentnorasubpoena. Veritysconsentonly. Veritysconsentorasubpoena. ANSWER: D PAGE: 653 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: = 86UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT 18. TheEqualEmploymentOpportunityCommission(EEOC)ordersFatcheck FinancialCompanytorevealcertaininformation.Fatcheckcomplainstoa court,arguingthattheorderisanabuseoftheEEOCsdiscretion. Like otheragencies,theEEOCcanuseasubpoenato a. b. c. d. obtainanyinformation,withoutlimits. obtaintestimonyordocuments. obtaindocuments,butnottocompelapartytotestify. pressureapartytosettleanunrelatedmatter. ANSWER: B PAGE: 654 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 19. N The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) orders GR8 Steaks Company to revealcertaininformation.GR8Steakscomplainstoacourt,arguingthat theorderisanabuseoftheFTCsdiscretion.Likeotheragencies,theFTC canuseasubpoenato a. b. c. d. compelapartytotestify,butnottoobtaindocuments. obtainanyinformationexceptwhatapartyrefusestoreveal. harassanuncooperativebusinessorindividual. revealviolationsofthelaw. ANSWER: D PAGE: 654 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 20. TYPE: TYPE: N The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is investigating reports that Caplets Pharmaceutical Corporation is putting potentially harmful ad di tives in Doze, a new painrelief medication. The FDAs demands for particulardocumentsfromCaplets a. b. c. d. mustbespecificandadequatelydescribethematerialbeingsought. mustnotbespecificoranincriminatingitemmightbeoverlooked. mustbegeneralsoastoforceanuncooperativepartyscompliance. may,butneednot,bespecificbecausetheFDAisafederalagency. ANSWER: A PAGE: 654 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: N CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 87 21. The Internal Revenue Service(IRS)wants toseizecertaindocuments of MonetaryPropriety,Inc.WhetheritispermissiblefortheIRStorequestor seizethedocumentsdependsonwhetherthedocumentsare a. b. c. d. incriminating. relevant. technical. valuable. ANSWER: B PAGE: 654 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 22. appearinguncooperative. eliminatingtheneedforadditionalproceedings. rectifyingtheproblemtotheNRCssatisfaction. savingtheexpenseofformalproceedingsandlaterappeals. ANSWER: A PAGE: 654 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPARiskAnalysis TYPE: N The U.S. Mine Safety Administration conducts searches of certain businesses. This agency and other administrative agencies can conduct warrantlesssearchesin a. b. c. d. allindustries. highlyregulatedindustries. noindustries. newlyregulatedindustriesonly. ANSWER: B PAGE: 654 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 24. = The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) files a complaint against General Construction Corporation (GCC). GCC may want to set tle the dispute,beforeformaladjudicatoryproceedingsbegin,toavoid a. b. c. d. 23. TYPE: TYPE: = The functions of the Social Security Administration, like those of other administrativeagencies,include a. adjudication. 88UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT b. c. d. declaration. enunciation. pronunciation. ANSWER: A PAGE: 655 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: = CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 89 25. NursingHomeCareCompanyischargedwithviolatingaruleoftheSocial SecurityAdministration.Mostlikely,NursingHomeCarewillberequired toappearatahearingpresidedoverby a. b. c. d. afederalappellatecourtjudge. afederaldistrictcourtjudge. anadministrativelawjudge. aU.SMarshal. ANSWER: C PAGE: 655 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 26. N The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) discovers that GoodnuffTrailers,Inc.,isviolatingaFEMAregulation.Ifthissituationis resolvedlikemostsuchdisputes,theoutcomewillbe a. b. c. d. anegotiatedsettlement. atrialandafine. atrialandanappealtoahigherauthority. atrialandthedissolutionofthebusiness. ANSWER: A PAGE: 655 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 27. TYPE: TYPE = LaborRecruiters,Inc.,hasbeenorderedtoappearatahearingbe forean administrative law judge of the National Labor Relations Board. A significantdifferencebetweenatrialandanadministrativehearingisthat a. b. c. d. attorneysarenotallowedtoattendadministrativehearings. clientsarenotallowedtocommunicatewiththeirattorneysdur ing administrativehearings. hearsaycanbeintroducedasevidenceinanadministrativehearing. theburdenofproofisonthechargedpartytoproveinnocence. ANSWER: C PAGE: 655 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: + 90UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT 28. GuardPersonnelCompanyischargedwithusinghiringpracticesthatdo not meet requirements set by the Transportation Safety Administration (TSA).TheadministrativelawjudgeordersGuardtocomplywiththeTSAs regulations.Guardmay a. b. c. d. appealtothecommissionthatgovernstheTSA. appealtoCongress,whichcreatedtheTSA. appealtoadifferent,separateagency. ignoretheorder. ANSWER: A PAGE: 656 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 29. anactualcontroversyatissue. standingtosue. theexhaustiondoctrine. theripenessdoctrine. ANSWER: C PAGE: 657 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: N ExecutivecontrolovertheFederalCommunicationsCommission,andother agencies,maybeexercisedthroughapresidentialvetoof a. b. c. d. Congresssmodificationsoftheagencysauthority. theagencysfinalrules. theagencysfinalorders. noneofthechoices. ANSWER: A PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 31. = PlastixProduxCompanyissubjecttoadecisionbytheConsumerProduct SafetyCommission.Opposedtothedecision,PlastixProduxwantsacourt to review it. First, however, the firm must use all of the potential administrativeremedies.Thisis a. b. c. d. 30. TYPE: 658 AICPALegal TYPE: = AfailureoftheFederalBureauofInvestigationtocomplywitharequest undertheFreedomofInformationAct(FOIA)maybechallengedin a. afederaldistrictcourt. CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 91 b. c. d. ahearingbeforetheU.S.FreedomofInformationAgency. ameetingwithCongresssFOIAsubcommittee. aspecialconferencewiththepresidentoftheUnitedStates. ANSWER: A PAGE: 659 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: = 92UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT 32. VonseeksinformationaboutWesandotherwellknownbusinesspersons undertheFreedomofInformationAct.Toobtaintheinformation,Vonmust a. b. c. d. agreenottorevealanytradesecrets. reasonablydescribetheinformation. getacourtorder. haveWessandtheotherspermission. ANSWER: B PAGE: 659 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal 33. nofederalorstatelaw. theFreedomofInformationAct. theGovernmentintheSunshineAct. thePublicAccountabilityAct. ANSWER: C PAGE: NAT:AACSBAnalytic 659 AICPALegal TYPE: = TheRegulatoryFlexibilityActhashelpedreducerecordkeepingbur dens forHometownGasCompanyandothersmallbusinessfirmsintheareaof a. b. c. d. accountingpractices. assetacquisition. hazardouswastemanagement. taxreporting. ANSWER: C PAGE: 659 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPACriticalThinking 35. = With some exceptions, every portion of every meeting of the Federal Reserve System Board of Governors and other federal administrative agenciesmustbeopentopublicobservationunder a. b. c. d. 34. TYPE: TYPE: = The U.S. Social Security Administration is a federal agency. The Iowa DepartmentofSocialServicesisaparallelstateagency. Iftheseagencies actionsconflict a. b. c. thefederalagencysactionswillprevail. thestateagencysactionswillprevail. thetwoagenciesactionswillbegivenequalweight. CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 93 d. thetwoagenciesactionswillcanceleachother. ANSWER: A PAGE: 660 NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal TYPE: = 94UNITFOUR:THEREGULATORYENVIRONMENT ESSAY QUESTIONS 1. Administrative agencieslike the Securities and Exchange Commission, theFederalTradeCommission,andtheFoodandDrugAdministration makerules.Whatarethetwobasictypesofrulescalled,andhowbind ing arethey?WhatmustanadministrativeruleNOTdo? ANSWER: Therulesthataremadeaccordingtothenoticeandcomment rulemakingproceduresaresometimesreferredtoaslegislativerules,and theyareasbindingasthelawsthatCongressmakes.Suchrules,likelaws, mustnotviolatetheConstitution.Unlikelaws,however,suchrulesmust notexceedthepowerthatCongressconferredontheagencyinitsenabling legislation. Agencies can adopt rules through less formal actions. These rules maybereferredtoasinterpretiverulesandarespecificallyexemptfrom the requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act of 1946. Interpretative rules declare an agencys interpretation of its enabling statutesmeaning,withoutimposingdirect,legallybindingobligationsor establishing legal rights. They may have practical significance, however, becausetheycanindicatethatformalrulemakingmayoccuriftheseless formalpositionsareignored. PAGES: 647650 TYPE: N NAT:AACSBReflective AICPADecisionModeling 2. GrappleMarketShareCorporationwouldliketoknowwhatinformation federalagencieshaveaboutGrapplesoperations,sothatthefirmwillknow whatitscompetitorsmaybeabletolearnaboutit.CanGrapplerequirethe agenciestodisclosewhateverinformationtheymayhaveconcerningit?If so,howshouldthefirmmakeitsrequest?Whatfederallawapplies?Isany informationexempt? ANSWER: TheFreedomofInformationAct(FOIA)of1966requiresthe federalgovernmenttorevealcertainrecordstoanypersononrequest. The request may be made via email or fax, or more traditional print methods, and needs to contain only a reasonable description of the informationsought.Anagencyhastwentyworkingdaystorespondtoa request. There are exemptions, but the agency must notify the party seekingtheinformationwhat isbeingwithheldandwhichexemptions nationalsecurity,ortheconfidentialorpersonalnatureoftheinformation, CHAPTER19:POWERSANDFUNCTIONSOFADMINISTRATIVEAGENCIES 95 forexamplearebeingasserted.Anagencys refusaltocomplywiththe FOIA can be challenged in court. Generally, all records must be made available electronically on the Internet, on CDROMs, and in other electronicformats,andclearlyindexed.Documentsmustbemadecomputer accessiblewithinayearoftheircreation. PAGE: 659 TYPE: N NAT:AACSBReflective AICPADecisionModeling
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Chapter 1Business and ItsLegal EnvironmentTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.Thelawestablishesrights,duties,andprivilegesthatareconsistentwith thevaluesofsociety.ANSWER: TPAGE:NAT:AACSBReflective2.2TYPE:AICPACriticalThinking=Lawincludesenforceablerulesg
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Chapter 2Ethics and BusinessDecision MakingTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.Ethicsisthebranchofphilosophythatfocusesonwhatconstitutesright andwrongbehavior.ANSWER: TNAT:AACSBEthics2.PAGE:37TYPE:AICPACriticalThinkingNPAGE:37TYPE:AICPACriticalThinkin
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Chapter 3Courts and AlternativeDispute ResolutionTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.Federalcourtsaresuperiortostatecourts.ANSWER: FPAGE:NAT:AACSBAnalytic2.=61AICPALegalTYPE:=Thefunctionofthecourtsistointerpretandapplythelaw.ANSWER: TPAGE:NAT:AACSBAna
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Chapter 4Constitutional Authority toRegulate BusinessTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.Afederalformofgovernment is oneinwhichsovereign powerisvested entirelyinacentralgoverningauthority.ANSWER: FPAGE:NAT:AACSBAnalytic2.103AICPALegalTYPE:=UndertheConsti
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Chapter 5Torts and Cyber TortsTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.Tortlawprovideslegalremediesforpropertydamage.ANSWER: TPAGE:NAT:AACSBAnalytic2.132AICPALegalTYPE:N133AICPALegalTYPE:NApersonmaycommitanintentionaltortifheorsheactsknowingwith substantia
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Chapter 6Criminal Law and Cyber CrimeTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.Theprosecutioninacriminalcaseneedonlyestablishbyapreponderance oftheevidencethatthedefendantcommittedthecrime.ANSWER: FPAGE:NAT:AACSBAnalytic2.169AICPALegalTYPE:N169AICPALegalTYPE:
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Chapter 9Contract FormationTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.Apromiseisanassertionthatsomethingwillorwillnothappeninthe future.ANSWER: TPAGE:NAT:AACSBAnalytic2.N276AICPALegalTYPE:NA contractcanbecreatedonlywhena promiseis giveninexchange for anotherpr
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Chapter 10Contract Performance,Breach, and RemediesTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.Amistakeinjudgmentastovalueisagroundtoavoidacontract.ANSWER: FPAGE: 312NAT:AACSBReflective AICPALegal2.TYPE:N315AICPALegalTYPE:NTYPE:NAcontractenteredintounderundue
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Chapter 12Strict Liability andProduct LiabilityTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.The extreme risk of an activity is a primary basis for imposing strict liability.ANSWER: TPAGE:NAT:AACSBAnalytic2.389AICPALegalNTYPE:NOne characteristic of an abnormally
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Chapter 14Small Business OrganizationsTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.Inchoosingaformofbusinessorganizationforanewenterprise,important factorsincludetheeaseofcreation.ANSWER: TPAGE:NAT:AACSBAnalytic2.TYPE:N453AICPALegalTYPE:N453AICPALegalTYPE:NA
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Chapter 16AgencyTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.Anofficerofacorporationcannotpossessthepowertobindthecorporation.ANSWER: FPAGE:NAT:AACSBAnalytic2.534AICPALegal+TYPE:N534AICPALegalTYPE:+537AICPALegalTYPE:NAminorcanbeanagent.ANSWER: TPAGE:NAT
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Chapter 17Employment, Immigration,and Labor LawTRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS1.Therearenoexceptionstotheemploymentatwilldoctrine.ANSWER: FPAGE:NAT:AACSBAnalytic2.567AICPALegalTYPE:N568AICPALegalTYPE:NFiringaworkerwhorefusestoperformanillegalactvio
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CHAPTER 1: OPERATIONS AND PRODUCTIVITYTRUE/FALSE1. Some of the operations-related activities of Hard Rock Caf include designing meals and analyzing them for ingredient cost and labor requirements. True (Global company profile, easy) The production proce
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Economics 002-2Introductory Economics: MacroeconomicsFall 2010Department of EconomicsUniversity of PennsylvaniaCourse informationMeeting time & place:Course website(s):Monday and Wednesday 2:00-3:00pm, ANNENBERG 110You need to attend also the rec
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Math 432 Game Theory Fall 2010Instructor InformationProfessor: Jason BandlowOffice Hours: W 3-5pm (This may change)Email: jbandlow@math.upenn.eduGrader: Peter DuWebsite: www.math.upenn.edu/~jbandlowGrader Office: DRL 4C21Office: DRL 4N63Grader Of
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SPAN21295010cotoo212AdvancedSpanishSyntaxcapdafecha .materiamir. 8Introduccin al cursosept.1ejerciciosdescargar y leer el programa y ladescripcin del cursovierne 10ssept.Lectura: Muerto y resucitado 1-3, Repaso delpretrito 5-84-5 (A, C),
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Averroes 1126-1198 tradujo e hizo un comentario de Aristteles, las obras de Aristtelesfueron reintroducidas a la cultura occidental porque han sido olvidadas, simboliza la influenciade los rabes en rescatar los textos clsicos que influyeron el resto de
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Theodor de Bry y las traducciones de la Breve historia de la destruccin de las Indias de LasCasas Hizo ilustraciones para la obra de las Casas. Muestran los horrores del tratamientoespaol a los indgenas. Fueron usados como propaganda anti-espaola en la
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Joan Mir (1893-1983) pinto, escritor, y grabador espaol; parte del renacimientocultural del primer tercio del siglo XX (la edad de plata); sus obras enfocan en lo realy lo imaginario sin una tercera dimensinLuis Buuel (1900-1983) director de cine espao
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TEST 2 (Practice): Macroeconomic TheoryPlease answer the following questions. Be BRIEF and only write on the space provided. Noextra points will be given if you just ll the space with words. Work alone and do not use anytype of external help. You have
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Economics 102: Macroeconomic TheoryTime of Class: TR, 1:30 pm-2:50 pm.Room: COHN 402.Instructor: Professor Jess Fernndez-Villaverde.O ce: McNeil 440.Phone: (215) 898-1504.Email: jesusfv@econ.upenn.edu.O ce Hours: Wednesdays 10:15-11:15 am, and by a
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Economics 104 Problem Set 4 SolutionsMolin ZhongOctober 18, 20111Problem 11.1Part Ann(c2 xi c2 x)(c1 yi c1 y )1 =i=1=n(c2 xi c2 x)2(xi x)(yi y )c1 c2 i=1c1= 1n2c2c2(xi x)2i=1i=10 = c1 y 1 c2 x = c1 y c1 1 x = c1 01.2Part Bnn
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Economics 104 PS6 SolutionsMolin ZhongNovember 16, 201111.1Problem 8.10Part Ay = 0 + 1 (x1 + x1 ) + 2 x2 + 3 (x1 + x1 )x2 (0 + 1 x1 + 2 x2 + 3 x1 x2 )y = 1 x 1 + 3 x 1 x 2y= 1 + 3 x2x 11.2Part By = 0 +1 x1 +2 (x2 +x2 )+3 (x1 (x2 +x2 )(0 +1 x
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Econ 104 PS8 SolutionsMolin ZhongDecember 17, 20111Problem 11.1Part AThe key conditions for the validity of the instrumental variable is that:1. cov (z, x) = 02. cov (z, v ) = 0 where v is the error termWe know z is correlated with x.Here, v =
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Econ 714 - Midterm SolutionsLorenzo BracciniOctober 28, 2011Question 1Let X be a Bernoulli distributed Random Variable with parameter p.Dene Z = 3X 1.First note that Z is a Random Variable taking values on the set cfw_0, 2with probability:P(Z = 0)
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Midterm SolutionsMolin ZhongOctober 28, 201111.1Question 3Part AT estscore = 480.0 5.0 20 = 380 is the prediction of the classrooms averagetest score.1.2Part B2 5 = 10The regression predicts that the average test score decreases by 10.1.3Par
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Econ 104 - Problem Set 1 SolutionsLorenzo BracciniSeptember 22, 2011Problem 1First note that if X and Y represent respectively the salary of a scientistin thousands of dollars and in dollars, when X = x we have that Y =1000x. This is true for any x
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Problem Set 2 SolutionsMolin ZhongSeptember 25, 201111.1Problem 1Part AThe coecient of the regression is 0.10, which is positive. This makes sense,as one would expect that as a students ACT score goes up, her GPA shouldincrease as well. The inter
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Econ 104 - Problem Set 5Lorenzo BracciniNovember 3, 2011Question 1a) As sucient condition for the coecients to be unbiased (jointly)we can simply take, in this particular case, the usual assumption onthe conditional mean of the errors, i.e.:E [Ui |
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Econ 104 - Problem Set 5Lorenzo BracciniDecember 7, 2011Question 1a) First note the following:Qs = Qd 1 Pi = 0 0 + ud usiiiiNow consider this fact:Cov(1 Pi , us ) = Cov(0 0 + ud us , us )iiii= Var(us )i= 1 Cov(Pi , us )iHence for 1 = 0
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Econ 104 - Problem Set 3 SolutionsLorenzo BracciniOctober 4, 2011Problem 1a) First note that:E [Yi |Xi ] = 0 + 1 XiTherefore we have that:E [Yi |Xi = 1] E [Yi |Xi = 0] = 1where Yi is the probability of causing an accident and Xi is the colorof th
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Econ 104: Introduction to EconometricsUniversity of Pennsylvania, Fall 2011Instructor: Xu ChengE-mail: xucheng@econ.upenn.eduO ce: 3718 Locust Walk, McNeil Building, Room 527Lecture: Tuesday and Thursday 10:30am-12:00pmO ce Hours: Tuesday and Thursd
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From Gibbons, Game Theory for Applied Economics1.3 Players 1 and 2 are bargaining over how to split one dollar. Both playerssimultaneously name shares they would like to have, s1 and s2 , where 0 s1 , s2 1. If s1 + s2 1, then the players receive the sh
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Problem Set IThe rst two problems are from Gibbons, Game Theory for Applied Economics.1. (Gibbons 1.3) Players 1 and 2 are bargaining over how to split one dollar.Both players simultaneously name shares they would like to have, s1 and s2 ,where 0 s1 ,
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Economics 212Fall 2008Problem Set IIOsborne:48.149.169.1114.3(From Gibbons, 1.12)Find the mixed-strategy Nash equilibrium of the following normal-form game.LRT 2, 1 0, 2B 1, 2 3, 0
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Problem Set VFall, 20101. Consider an industry characterized by Bertrand competition with dierentiated products in which two rms choose prices p1 and p2 . Demand for rm is output is qi (pi , pj ) =12 pi + 1 pj , where pi and pj are respectively rm is p
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Economics 212Fall 2010Problem Set IIIOsborne:163.2173.3177.1
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Problem Set IVFall 2010Economics 2121. The normal form game below is repeated innitely. Both players discount payo streams at thediscount factor . Consider the following strategies. Play B in the rst stage, and play B if (B, B )or (C, C ) was played
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Problem Set VIEconomics 212Fall, 20101. Consider a two-person problem in which there is a single seller who owns an indivisibleobject and single potential buyer of the object. Each agent has a value for the object that isknown to him but not known to
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ECON 212 Game Theory (Honors)Fall 2010University of PennsylvaniaSuggested Solution for Problem Set #11. Gibbons 1.3Description of the game: I = cfw_1, 2, S1 = S2 = [0, 1], andsi if si + sj 1ui (si , sj ) =0 otherwiseConsider player 2s problem. Gi
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ECON 212 Game TheoryFall 2010Prof. Andrew PostlewaiteUniversity of PennsylvaniaSuggested Solution for Problem Set 21. Osborne 48.1Let 2n + 1 be the number of citizens. The Nash equilibria of the game are as follows.(i) n + 1 citizens vote for A and
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ECON 212 Game TheoryFall 2010Prof. Andrew PostlewaiteUniversity of PennsylvaniaSuggested Solution for Problem Set 31. Osborne 163.2The extensive game can be modeled as the following. Players: i cfw_1, 2 Strategies:s1 cfw_X, Y, Z s2 = (s2 (X ), s
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ECON 212 Game TheoryFall 2010Prof. Andrew PostlewaiteUniversity of PennsylvaniaSuggested Solution for Problem Set 41.a. There are essentially two states: G in which (B, B ) is expected to be playedand B in which (C, C ) is expected. Let Vi , i = G,
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ECON 212 Game TheoryFall 2007KyungMin Kim (Teddy)University of PennsylvaniaSuggested Solution for Problem Set #41. Let i (pi ; pj ) be rm i prot when rm i and j set price pi and pj respectively, i = 1; 2; i 6= j .sa. Suppose (p1 ; p2 ) is a price v
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ECON 212 Game TheoryProf. Andrew PostlewaiteFallECON2010University of PennsylvaniaKyungMin Kim (Teddy)212 Game TheoryFall 2007University of PennsylvaniaSuggested Solution for Problem Set 61. a. Announcing his true valuation isSolution for Proble
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Economics 212Honors Game TheoryAndrew PostlewaiteFall, 2010 This is an honors game theory class; permission is necessary to enroll. Department policies: Students are responsible for making sure, at the beginning of the term, that they can attend the
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1History 048: Imperial Russia, 1689-1905Fall 2011Professor Peter Holquist (holquist@sas.upenn.edu)Office hours: Monday,1:00-2:30 PM; Weds., 2:30-3:00PMGrader: Mr. HazanovOffice: College Hall 208-DMr. Hazanov will be available for office hours in th
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INFORMATIONABOUTPAPERSFORHISTORY048Fall2011Thepurposeofthepaperandtakehomeessayinthiscourseistwofold:1)toimproveyourwritingskills,especiallythoseskillsdemandedbyhistoricalwork;and2)tosharpenyouranalyticthinking.Theassignmentisforyoutoreplytoaquestion
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History 048: Paper Assignment 1Fall 2011Please select one of the following questions. The assignment is to compose a six-page paperrequiring analysis and interpretation of key issues in imperial Russian history. Your responseshould strive for clarity,
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THE ROLE OF THECOMMISSIONERAND THE LAWChapter 1The CommissionerO Who should the commissioner be?O What kind of power should thecommissioner have?O What should the commissioners role be?O What is the purpose of a commissioner?O What background sh
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STEVEN HOWEARBITRATION (1992)O 1986 Commissioner Peter Ueberrothwrote policy memorandum placing drugtesting under auspices of CommissionersOffice (Baseballs Drug Policy andPrevention Program)O Left-handed pitcher Steven Howehospitalized for drug-r
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LGST 228: Sports LawFall 2011Professor Andrew BrandtTA: Hannah GerstenblattOffice Hours: By AppointmentCOURSE DESCRIPTIONThis course will introduce students to the core substantive areas of law relevant to thebusiness of sports, as well as the prac
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University of PennsylvaniaDepartment of Romance LanguagesSpanish 215: Spanish for the ProfessionsFall 2011Instructor: Reyes Caballo-Mrquez, Ph.D.E-mail: reyca@sas.upenn.eduOffice: Williams 411Office Hours: MR 1-2Course Description:Spanish for the
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How Minnesotans Clear the Streets in Winter:An Exercise in Freezing Point DepressionPart IData: 9/13/2011Course Number: CHEM1022Experimenter: Hongbai LiLab Partner: Sarah, Birra, PatrickReference:Chemistry 1022 Lab Manual, 2nd Edition 10-1~10-6Pu
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How Minnesotans Clear the Streets in Winter:An Exercise in Freezing Point DepressionPart IIData: 9/20/2011Course Number: CHEM1022Experimenter: Hongbai LiLab Partner: Sarah, Birra, PatrickReference:Chemistry 1022 Lab Manual, 2nd Edition 10-6~10-10
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Kinetic Measurements of the Formation of Triiodide:A Spectrophotometric ApproachPart IData: 9/27/2011Course Number: CHEM1022Experimenter: Hongbai LiLab Partner: Sarah, Birra, PatrickReference:Chemistry 1022 Lab Manual, 2nd Edition 11-1~11-12Purpo