Question 1

The "offset policy" as it applies to non-attainment areas means:

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that clean area must offset dirty area

that pollution at one plant can offset pollution at other plants

that some areas of dirty air are permissible

that the net effect of opening a new plant is that the air is cleaner in the non-attainment area.

2.Which of the following would NOT be a point source under the Clean Water Act?

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agricultural runoff from farm land

liquid waste from a pipe draining into a lake

liquid waste entering a lake from a ditch

None of the above; they are all point sources

3,

The Act that best regulates the discharge of pollutants from non-point sources is:

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The Clean Water Act

4.

The difference between a per se violation and a violation subject to the rule of reason under Section 1 of the Sherman Act is:

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per se violations do not require an economic analysis; they are presumed to be anti-competitive

violations that are subject to the rule of reason are presumed to be anti-competitive and do not require economic analysis

per se violations involve corporations. The rule of reason applies to individuals and partnerships.

per se violations apply to publicly-traded corporations; the rule of reason applies to closely-held corporations

The Safe Drinking Water Act

The Oil Pollution Control Act

None of the above; there is no regulation of non-point pollution

5.

If a consumer believes that there is erroneous information in his/her credit report, but the credit reporting agency believes it to be accurate, the consumer:

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must accept the decision of the agency

may attach his/her version to the credit report

may appeal the decision to the FTC

may sue the agency for fraud

6,

If a paper manufacturer merged with a printing company, it would be a:

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horizontal merger

vertical merger

market extension merger

conglomerate merger

7.

A wholesaler sells a product to many businesses. To large buyers such as Walmart and Target, the wholesaler sells the product at $1.50/unit. To small buyers such as local businesses, it charges $2.00/unit. Under the Robinson-Patman Act, what type of a violation might this be?

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primary line injury

secondary line injury

tertiary line injury

none of the above; this is not price discrimination

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