Answer: The correct answer is A.
an investor holding 11% of ABC preferred stock
(insider = officer, director, 10% common shareholder or affiliated person)
The differences that exists between welfare capitalism and classical liberalism is that:
- Welfare capitalism is directed towards the employers of labor while classical liberalism is directed towards the government.
- free market principles are mixed together with laws from a welfare state in welfare capitalism, while classical liberalism is about the limitation of the powers of the goverment.
- Classical liberalism is concerned with the protection of freedoms of citizens, welfare capitalism is mostly about the market.
<h3>What is classical liberalism?</h3>
This is a market system that is mostly about the laissez faire system in an economy. It is one that advocates for free markets.
<h3>What is the welfare capitalism in a country?</h3>
This is one that involves businesses and firms providing welfare services to the people that they employ.
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Israel is a Parliamentary Democracy, Parliament is the Knesset
Saudi Arabia --- the government is an Autocratic Monarchy and voting takes place in non....
Turkey --- PM is the head of gov't, PM is appointed by GNA
A. Judges are appointed; cases involving children under the age of 18.
Answer: 3. Juvenile Court
B. Judges are elected; court is responsible for Civil and Criminal cases and ALL felony cases.
Answer: 5 Magistrate court
C. Judges are elected; cases are CIVIL cases-such as wills, traffic violations, legal guardians.
Answer: 4. Probate Court
D. judges are elected; Civil cases as well as preliminary Criminal Cases.
Answer: 2 Superior Court
E. judges are elected; Civil cases and minor criminal cases; hears the most cases of all courts.
Answer: 1. State Court
False. You should never disable air bags, and the law is that the child must sit in the back seat with their seatbelts on.
