A) a wage at which there is no unemployment, and shirking workers are not counted in the pool of total labor. B) a wage at which there is a positive amount of unemployment. Individuals who are fired for shirking will be penalized with a period of unemployment. C) a wage at which there is a shortage of labor. Firms who fire a worker for shirking will be able to hire another one easily. D) the wage that is paid to high-quality, non-shirking workers. Other workers are paid the market-clearing wage. E) the wage that subtracts the cost of shirking from the market-clearing wage to determine that which is really paid.
Under Section 11 of the Securities Act of 1933,a defendant (other than the issuer) may establish a defense to liability if the defendant can prove that he/she acted:
A) with due diligence. B) with scienter. C) without scienter. D) without due diligence.