If both First Bank and Second Bank had properly perfected their security interest, which creditor's interest would take priority?

A) First Bank, because in a dispute between a secured perfected creditor and a secured unperfected creditor, the secured perfected creditor takes priority.
B) First Bank, because in a dispute between two secured and perfected creditors, the party who perfected first takes priority.
C) First Bank, because in a dispute between two secured but unperfected creditors, the party who attached first takes priority.
D) The two banks will have equal rights to the property.
E) Second Bank, because "after-acquired property" is not specific enough to grant attachment right to First Bank, and, thus, the secured agreement of Second Bank takes priority.

Modern,highly productive economies

A) have virtually no specialization.
B) have a small degree of specialization.
C) have a substantial degree of specialization.
D) have a high degree of specialization.

In case demand in different geographical regions is about the same size and independent,aggregation increases safety inventory by the square root of the number of areas aggregated.

Interns in the helping and service professions must say goodbye to their clients.Which of the following statements regarding this kind of closure is FALSE?

A) Interns must address any unfinished business with their clients.
B) Interns should model positive ways of dealing with feelings.
C) Some clients will react indifferently to your leaving, which is called resistance.
D) Interns are encouraged to provide continuity of care by remaining in contact with as many clients as possible.

Early in 2015,a plant manager at one of ABC Corporation's 19 manufacturing facilities suffered a fatal heart attack.This information would normally be disclosed by ABC in notes to its 2014 financial statements.

If the average total cost curve is falling, what is necessarily true of the marginal cost curve? If the average total cost curve is rising, what is necessarily true of the marginal cost curve?