A payment arrangement between an attorney and a plaintiff, in which the plaintiff agrees to pay a certain lump-sum amount at the outset and no more in the future, regardless of how the case develops is called:
a. contingency fees.
b. capitation fees.
c. liquidation.
d. one-time settlement.
B
Economics
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A) nonprice rationing. B) an excess supply. C) no change in the market clearing price. D) a decrease in the market clearing price.
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A financial strategy that reduces the chance of suffering losses arising from foreign exchange risk is referred to as
A) hedging. B) foreign exchange leverage. C) conversion depletion. D) transaction mitigation.
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