Tangible property, such as automobiles, furniture, and equipment, and intangible property, such as securities, patents, and copyrights, are collectively referred to as ________

A husband prepared his own tax return as married filing separately. His wife hired a CPA to prepare her tax return as married filing separately and asked the CPA not to disclose the information to anyone. The CPA was not retained by the husband for any tax work. The husband believed that his wife's tax return was negligently prepared and that he was financially harmed. He hired an attorney, without his wife's consent, to pursue a negligence claim against the CPA. The CPA hired an attorney to defend against the negligence claim. To which party, if any, may the CPA disclose the wife's tax return information without the wife's consent?

A. The husband, for the evaluation of the negligence claim. B. The CPA's attorney, for the evaluation of the negligence claim. C. The husband's attorney, for the evaluation of the negligence claim. D. No one, because all disclosures must be made with the wife's consent.

Provide two examples of companies that used marketing to change the behavior of consumers toward their products

What will be an ideal response?