BUSN 201 -MO7 QUIZ
A debt-collection agency can always contact a debtor at his or her place of employment.
false
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 attempts to increase corporate accountability by imposing strict disclosure requirements and harsh penalties for securities laws.
true
The Telemarketing Sales Rule applies to any offer—domestic or foreign—made to consumers in the United States.
true
The definition of security in the Securities Act of 1933 includes interests that involve the right to buy a security on a national security exchange.
true
The power to control the market price of a product is market power.
true
With respect to tainted foods, the focus of federal regulators has shifted from responding to incidents of contamination to preventing them.
true
Market Data Corporation is required to file a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission. This statement must contain
a description of securities being offered for sale.
Bio Med Corporation makes and sells Curative, the most prescribed name-brand pain-relief medication. Drugs Inc. has the potential to make a generic version of the same drug. Bio Med agrees to pay Drugs not to make or sell the generic. This agreement is most likely
a per se violation of the Sherman Act.
Jazz Inc. makes and markets music. The company wants to make an initial public offering of securities via the Internet. Most likely, this offering
can avoid high costs and complicated procedures.
Fabrication Corporation is a public company whose shares are traded in the public securities markets. Under the Securities Act of 1933, Fabrication is required to
disclose all essential information about the issuance of its securities.
Salsa Inc. complains to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) about an ad broadcast by Taco Sauce Company, Salsa's competitor. The FTC investigates and concludes that the ad is deceptive. The FTC's next step is to
draft a formal complaint.
A business, but not an individual person, can be deemed liable for monopolizing or attempting to monopolize trade or commerce in violation of the antitrust laws.
false
Creditors that use information from credit-reporting agencies cannot be held liable for violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
false
Crowdfunding can be exempt from the registration requirements of the Securities Act of 1933 if shares are offered directly to investors.
false
Federal law on menu labeling supplements but does not supersede previous state and local law on the same subject.
false
Requiring users of a social media site to agree to certain terms and conditions to use the site is most likely an antitrust violation.
false
Securities can be sold before the effective date of the registration statement without restrictions.
false
Securities must be registered under the Securities Act of 1933 for the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to apply.
false
The Lanham Act protects against the deceptive use of trademarks but does not cover false advertising claims.
false
The quality and safety of food may be important to consumers, but food labels that provide standard nutrition facts are a seller's option, not a requirement.
false
To avoid sanctions under Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and SEC Rule 10b-5, scienter must exist.
false
To deem an agreement a per se violation of antitrust law, a court must determine whether the agreement actually constitutes a restraint on trade
false
Ewan, the chief executive officer of Furniture Inc., intentionally understates the amount of the firm's debts in information provided to investors as part of an issue of stock. Gary buys the stock and suffers a loss. Ewan may be subject
government prosecution and a private investor's suit.
Brew House Coffee Company sells coffee and related beverages. The company's ad contends that ambitious businesspersons "Drink Us & Rise Up in the Corporate World!' " The Federal Trade Commission would consider this ad
none of the choices.
Direct Sales Corporation sells products to consumers over the phone, through the mail, and online. Under the Federal Trade Commission's Mail or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule, the firm may be liable for failing to
ship orders within the time promised in its ads.
Breadboard, Inc., makes and sells grain products. Breadboard's product packages must include
the contents' net quantity.
A business that cannot provide scientific evidence to support its marketing claims may be held liable for deceptive advertising.
true
A deceptive ad for a product involving wrongful charges to consumers may result in an award of damages of a defendant's unjust gains and consumers' losses.
true
A false statement or unjustified claim about a competitor's products can result in liability for deceptive advertising.
true
Anyone who has access to or receives inside information of a nonpublic nature and trades on it for personal gain can be liable under SEC Rule 10b-5.
true
Consumers benefit when producers work to develop better products that can be sold at lower prices to beat the competition.
true
Establishing the relevant product market is a key issue in monopolization cases because the way a market is defined can determine whether a firm has monopoly power.
true
If the legitimate benefits outweigh the anticompetitive effects of a resale price maintenance agreement, the agreement may be held lawful.
true
Insider trading is prohibited because trading on the basis of inside information can give the trader an unfair advantage over the investing public.
true
Labels on fresh and frozen fruits and vegetables must indicate where the food originated so that consumers can know if the food was imported.
true
Most private, small-business, noninvestment company offers of securities are exempt from the registration requirements.
true
Providing investors with more information helps them make buying and selling decisions about securities.
true
