TRS6. P2. U2
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- Q1Modern accounting developed during the Italian Renaissance and gradually ............ itself wherever Venetians, Genoans, or others carried it to ensure predictable business practices.insinuated30sEditDelete
- Q2In the 15 th century, there were technological ................. (Gutenberg’s printing press, various advances in sailing gear) that rapidly— (3) at least in relative terms—changed the economic game and encouraged the spread of two main types of accountingbreakthroughs30sEditDelete
- Q3Common law was refined as trade increased during the Renaissance; later systems in colonies throughout the British Empire ............. the common law heading.fell under30sEditDelete
- Q4He insists upon ............ to every rule, no matter how silly.adherence30sEditDelete
- Q5Some people are more .............. philosophy than others.inclined towards30sEditDelete
- Q6While both India and Japan went through rapid and occasionally ............ periods of modernization, each managed to create a system of accounting that suited its needs.turbulent30sEditDelete
- Q7They argued that a cut in the tax rate would .................. the economy.
invigorate
30sEditDelete - Q8While a protected industry is huddling within its borders, out of the crosswinds of the world market, ................ countries are competing in the marketplace of innovation.dozens of30sEditDelete
- Q9The old car was a gas-guzzling ............ and we had to get rid of it.dinosaur30sEditDelete
- Q10Pressure from outside competitors is not the only free-trade factor that............ R&D.jump-starts30sEditDelete
- Q11restrictive tariff s can lead to a “.................” as educated professionals relocate to countries where their skills will bring them higher-paying positions.brain drain30sEditDelete
- Q12The cheap importation of intermediate goods lets countries ............ their strengths without building elaborate domestic industrial infrastructure.play to30sEditDelete
- Q13I ...............for seafood. I am crazy about it.have a taste for30sEditDelete
- Q14The earnest and .............. US Temperance Movement succeeded in getting Congress to establish Prohibition (a federal ban on the sale of alcoholic drinks that endured from 1920 to 1933), bringing us moonshine, the Jazz Age, and Al Capone.well-meaning30sEditDelete
- Q15If the heavy rain had ............... an extreme high tide, serious flooding would have resulted.coincided with30sEditDelete
- Q16Attempts at enacting a soda tax or a “fat tax” on fast food have generally ....................., and such taxes are hugely unpopular where they are in eff ect.fizzled30sEditDelete
- Q17At that time a total ban on financial transactions was ..........in effect30sEditDelete
- Q18Cigarette smoke is a public problem, something that ........... throughout a room or a public buswafts30sEditDelete
- Q19In the rush to discuss and describe ............ in the United States, it is crucial to make sure that everyone involved in the discussion agrees on how to defi ne income.income inequality30sEditDelete
- Q20While studying the different ways to describe income, it's important to note that some have had diffi culty ............... the effects that nonsalaried forms of income and specifi c government benefi ts (also known as transfers ) can have on determining the "real" (based on constant prices) or "nominal" (based on market prices) income of a person or householdaccounting for30sEditDelete