In a nonstatutory action against a CPA, lack of privity is a viable defense if the plaintiff
A. Is the client's creditor who sues the CPA for negligence.
B. Can prove the presence of gross negligence that amounts to a reckless disregard for the truth.
C. Is the CPA's client.
D. Bases the action upon fraud.
Answer: A. Is the client's creditor who sues the CPA for negligence.
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Which of the following is an acceptable method of negotiating the price objection?
A) Make price the focal point of your presentation. B) Clarify the link between price and quality. C) Focus on an individual product feature. D) Apologize for the product's high prices. E) Lower the price if the customer balks.
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