When an agent enters into an authorized agreement with a third party on behalf of a fully disclosed principal:

When an agent enters into an authorized agreement with a third party on behalf of a fully disclosed principal:

only the principal is liable on the contract

only the agent is liable on the contract

both the principal and agent are liable on the contract

neither the principal nor the agent is liable on the contract

When an agent enters into an authorized agreement with a third party on behalf of an undisclosed principal:

only the principal is liable on the contract

only the agent is liable on the contract

both the principal and agent are liable on the contract

neither the principal nor the agent is liable on the contract

When an agent enters into an authorized agreement with a third party on behalf of a partially disclosed principal:

only the principal is liable on the contract

only the agent is liable on the contract

both the principal and agent are liable on the contract

neither the principal nor the agent is liable on the contract

With regard to contracts entered into by agents on behalf of principals while acting under either express or implied authority:

the agent is not a party to the agreement

the principal is bound on the agreement

the agent has no liability under the agreement

all of the above

none of the above

Sources of modern labor law include:

the common law of contracts and agency

federal regulatory acts

state regulatory statutes

all of the above

Which of the following was/were accomplished by the Norris- LaGuardia Act of 1932?

declaring yellow dog contracts illegal

granting employees the right to bargain collectively

fixing a minimum wage

requiring union elections to be done by secret ballot

Which of the following would likely be permissible discrimination under the 1964 Civil Rights Act?

requiring that an applicant for employment as a Catholic priest be Catholic

advertising for a female between the age of 35-45 to play the female lead role in Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie.

advertising for factory workers between the ages of 18-45

all of the above

none of the above

Companies are required to provide the SEC with notification of material changes when they occur by means of a ________________ report under the 1934 Act.

Monthly

Quarterly

Annual

Biannual

The 1933 and 1934 Securities Acts:

Preempt the states from regulating the sale of securities within their borders

Permit the states to regulate the sale of securities within their borders

Preempt the states from regulating the sale securities within their borders but allow the states to tax the sale of securities within their borders

None of the above

A union representing drivers of a major brewery calls on its members to boycott the brewery's products as a means of exerting pressure during ongoing labor negotiations. Under these facts, the union:

Is guilty of violating the Sherman Act

Is guilty of violating the Clayton Act

Both a and b

None of the above