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1. Trial a. The process of questioning the jury to determine their suitability to serve on a jury panel
2. Voir dire b. The necessity of establishing a particular fact or the necessity of going forward with the
evidence
3. Case in chief c. The right of an attorney to challenge a prospective juror without stating a reason for the challenge
4. Rebuttal d. The formal decision of a jury
5. Peremptory challenge e. The argument given just prior to the judge instructing the jury
6. Deliberation f. Presentation of evidence and additional witnesses in response to evidence and issues raised in the defendant's case in chief
7. Burden of proof g. The process of analyzing and discussing the evidence heard during the course of the trial by the jury
8. Verdict h. The part of the trial where the plaintiff presents evidence
9. Sequester i. To isolate the jury from contact with the media and the public during a trial
10. Closing argument j. The open-court process where all parties present evidence, question witnesses, and generally put their case before the court
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What will be an ideal response?
In order to maximize firm value, management should invest in new assets when cash flows from the assets are discounted at the firm's ________ and result in a positive NPV
A) cost of capital B) cost of debt used to finance the project C) rate of return on equity D) internal rate of return