The government granted thrifts greater powers in the early 1980s in hopes of turning the industry's problems around. These powers
A) required greater expertise in managing risk than many thrift managers possessed.
B) encouraged thrifts to expand lending rapidly in real estate, increasing their exposure to risk.
C) expanded the scope and complexity of thrift lending activities that went beyond what regulators could effectively monitor, given their limited resources.
D) did all of the above.
E) did only A and B of the above.
D
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A) "If my employees work hard, I'm friendly. If not, I crack down." B) "We took a real chance building the plant in that location." C) "The customer is always right." D) "Those engineers should get out into the real world once in a while." E) "I always try to treat the union steward with courtesy."
Which packaging component identifies the product or brand?
A) unit price B) material C) label D) trademark E) copyright symbol