A.  A combination of firms for business purposes
B.  An official agreement between governments at war, especially for exchange of prisoners
C.  Unity of parties, factions or nations in a common cause
D.  All of the above
		A.  A combination of firms for business purposes
B.  An official agreement between governments at war, especially for exchange of prisoners
C.  Unity of parties, factions or nations in a common cause
D.  All of the above
		A.  Capital assets
B.  Running capital
C.  Capital goods
D.  Hard capital
		A.  Authorized amount of stock for issue by corporation
B.  The total stated or par value of the permanently invested capital of corporation
C.  Both of them
D.  None of them
		A.  Net assets
B.  Solid asset
C.  Holdings
D.  Capital
		A.  Economic Cycle
B.  Business Cycle
C.  Complete Cycle
D.  Cycle Business
		A.  Break even
B.  Breakeven point
C.  Both of them
D.  None of them
		A.  Bonus
B.  Overtime
C.  Prize
D.  Gift
		A.  Blue chip
B.  Blue Chipper
C.  An extremely valuable asset or property
D.  All of these
		A.  Free exchange
B.  Liberal Exchange
C.  Barter
D.  Bilateral Trade
		A.  Bankruptcy
B.  Default
C.  Total loss
D.  Crash