Answer: I, II & III
Explanation:
In a typical underwriting arrangement, the investment-banking firm;
I) sells shares to the public via an underwriting syndicate.
II) purchases the securities from the issuing company.
III) assumes the full risk that the shares may not be sold at the offering price.
Answer:
These policies would not contribute at all to the preservation of threatened species. Species in danger of extinction, due to their small number, must be preserved from all human acts that limit their expansion, which is why in this sense any hunting authorization of these species is unfeasible.
Even if it is regulated so that the hunting of these species is carried out in a minimal and progressive way, any threat to an animal species in danger of extinction will be a setback in the measures aimed at its conservation.
Answer: Oligopolistic industries may promote technological progress.
Oligopolies may engage in limit pricing to keep out potential entrants.
Oligopolies can be kept in line by foreign competition. (A, B and D).
Explanation:
Oligopoly is a market structure with few large producers with strategic behavior. In an oligopoly, every firm's share of the total market is determined by advertising and product development.
The arguments in favor of oligopoly include the promotion of technological progress, engaging in limit pricing in order to keep out potential entrants and also oligopoly can be kept in line by foreign competition.