Investment banks find it less difficult to price securities if the firm has prior issues currently selling in the market, called ________

Policies that seek out, encourage, and sometimes give preferential treatment to employees in the groups protected by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 are called:

A. affirmative action. B. systematic discrimination policies. C. anti-harassment policies. D. quid pro quo.

Which of the following is true about money laundering?

A) One difficulty with prosecuting for money laundering is that lenient laws in some states allow those states to function as money laundering havens. B) The primary difficulty with money laundering activities is that money laundering is not itself illegal. C) Although illegal, the penalties for money laundering are too small to be an effective deterrent. D) Money laundering is a federal crime and can carry fines up to $500,000 or more, depending on the amount of money laundered.