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A、Spain
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C、France
D、Italy
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C．increase payment to Medicare for refunding Americans buying prescription medicines
D．provide insurance to prescription drags purchased by Medicare participants
The following statements are true of LIFO except that______.
A．LIFO is an inventory cost flow whereby the last goods purchased are assumed to be the first goods sold so that the ending inventory consists of the first goods purchased
B．cost of goods sold is determined from the most recent purchase cost
C．cost of ending stock is determined from the earliest costs paid for the inventory items
D．when LIFO is used, cost of goods sold and ending stock will be the same under the periodic and perpetual system
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 3752-A DATE: 5/8/2009
BUYER'S NAME: BRAD, FISHER
DATE PURCHASED: 4/15/2009
ADDRESS: 2515 SECOND AVE
CITY: PALM BAY STATE: FL ZIP; 32905
WORK PHONE: (321) 722-0795
HOME PHONE: (321) 956 - 2418
DRIVER LIC # : f - 260 - 065 - 3567 -1 DOB: 4/29/1969 SSN # :
212-99-3785
VEHICLE ID# : 1GDU789EOLKS64409 YEAR: 2003
MAKE: Dodge MODEL; Shadow
BODY STYLE. 4 Door COLOR: Aqua
PAYMENTS ARE DUE: 1
(1 = WEEKLY, 2 = BI - WEEKLY, 3 = MONTHLY, 4 = SEMI MONTHLY)
TOTAL PURCHASE PRICE: $6,122.21 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT: $ 1,500.00 INITIAL BALANCE: $4,622.21 TOTAL PAID ON PURCHASE: $0.00
EACH PAYMENT-. $128.40 LAST PAYMENT DATE; 5/8/2009
NEXT PAYMENT DUE: 5/15/2009
TOTAL PAID ON MISC. CHARGES: $0.00
DECLINING BALANCE: $4,622.21
What is the birth date of Brad Fisher？
A．April 29th, 1969
B．April 15th, 1969
C．May 8th, 1969
D．May 15th, 2009
Eastern District of New York Judge Jack B. Weinstein's 540-page opinion in Schwab v. Philip Morris USA, Inc., 04-CIV-1945—which included an additional 965 pages of appendices for a total of 1,505 pages—gave tens of millions of smokers an avenue to recover damages from the nation's largest tobacco companies, including Philip Morris USA Inc., R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Lorillard Tobacco Co., and Liggett Group, Inc.
The class will include anyone who purchased light cigarettes from the time tobacco companies began selling them in the 1970s. The judge said he even would consider broadening the class, to encompass smokers of all "low tar" brands, not just light cigarettes. The judge suggested that an expansion of the class could assist the parties in negotiating a global settlement. He set a trial date for January 22, 2007. The plaintiffs intend to seek treble damages.
einstein has expressed skepticism about the plaintiffs' theory of damages, which alleges that light smokers were defrauded of billions because they believed they were buying a product of greater value because of its health advantages. The judge also questioned the size of the class, as well as the claim that as many as 90 percent of light cigarette smokers chose the cigarettes because they were less harmful.
In his ruling Monday, the judge stressed that while the suit was far from perfect, the evidence was sufficient. He said the jury system—which he described as the "ultimate focus group of the law"—was well equipped to sort out the particulars in accordance with Amendment Ⅶ of the U.S. Constitution.
Weinstein declined to grant an interlocutory appeal to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Theodore M. Grossman of Jones Day in Cleveland, which represents R.J. Reynolds, said the defendants would seek a stay and appeal the class certification under Rule 23(f)of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
From the passage it can be inferred that "a $200 billion class action lawsuit" is one that ______ .
A．requires a public fund of $200 billion
B．may lead to US $200 billion in payment
C．involves an investment of US $200 billion
D．is about what the tobacco industry is worth
Eastern District of New York Judge Jack B. Weinstein's 540-page opinion in Schwab v. Philip Morris USA, Inc. , 04-CIV-1945—which included an additional 965 pages of appendices for a total of 1,505 pages-gave tens of millions of smokers an avenue to recover damages from the nation's largest tobacco companies, including Philip Morris USA Inc. , R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. , Lorillard Tobacco Co. , and Liggett Group, Inc.
The class will include anyone who purchased light cigarettes from the time tobacco companies began selling them in the 1970s. The judge said he even would consider broadening the class, to encompass smokers of all "low tar" brands, not just light cigarettes. The judge suggested that an expansion of the class could assist the parties in negotiating a global settlement. He set a trial date for January 22, 2007. The plaintiffs intend to seek treble damages.
Weinstein has expressed skepticism about the plaintiffs' theory of damages, which alleges that light smokers were defrauded of billions because they believed they were buying a product of greater value because of its health advantages. The judge also questioned the size of the class, as well as the claim that as many as 90 percent of light cigarette smokers chose the cigarettes because they were less harmful.
In his ruling Monday, the judge stressed that while the suit was far from perfect, the evidence was sufficient. He said the jury system—which he described as the "ultimate focus group of the law"—was well equipped to sort out the particulars in accordance with Amendment VII of the U. S. Constitution.
Weinstein declined to grant an interlocutory appeal to the 2nd U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Theodore M. Grossman of Jones Day in Cleveland, which represents R J. Reynolds, said the defendants would seek a stay and appeal the class certification under Rule 23 (f) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
From the passage it can be inferred that "a $ 200 billion class action lawsuit" is one that ______.
A．requires a public fund of $ 200 billion
B．may lead to US $ 200 billion in payment
C．involves an investment of US $ 200 billion
D．is about what the tobacco industry is worth
Tickets must be purchased two weeks in advance.
A．booked
B．bought
C．sold
D．obtained
What was purchased？
A．Construction material
B．Building tools
C．Industrial equipment
D．Industrial machines
Since we purchased the new equipment,_______has been significantly increased.
A．producer
B．produced
C．production
D．produces
