1. Compare the advantages of being a public business with the advantages of staying a private business,expanding on ideas where appropriate?

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2. why do U.S securities laws and the U.S accounting standards prevent companies from wanting to go public??

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3. Why might it be damaging for society as a whole if fewer companies are going public??

Which organization has Congress legislated to define protected health information (PHI)?

How many titles are included in the Public Law 104-91?

List the four key words that summarize the areas of health care that HIPAA has addressed.

Under HIPAA, delegates from Medical Records Department, Patient Accounts/Business Office, and satellite clinics would receive training concerning HIPAA law from what officer?

Question 11 (5 points) John Rawls' contractarian moral theory suggests that "Behind the I am stripped of any knowledge of my position. I don't know if I'll be old, young, rich, poor, well, unwell, male or female; and I don't know if I will catch COVID-19 or if I do, what resources I will need," Oveil of utility veil of autonomy veil of harm veil of ignorance\f4) What is the most appropriate business structure for the following Business people? a) Three close university friends who have recently qualified as dentists b) An up-and-coming artist c) A group of 35 accountants who have recently met at a conference and want to establish an accounting practice within the sports industryQUESTION 9 What areas of the legal environment of business are covered by treaties? O Product safety O Intellectual property rights O Human rights and global security Competition law QUESTION 10 Businesses tend to see law in a negative light because: The law creates obligations for society as a whole The law levels the playing field between companies The law constrains business activities The law allows businesses to be eligible for public funding