The function of the financial statement, which colleges ask parents to fill out to make their children eligible for tuition scholarships, is to
A) determine cases of genuine need.
B) maintain the college's eligibility for federal assistance.
C) permit the college to confine its aid to students who can make most effective use of the aid.
D) provide information about the demand curves of potential customers.
Question 2
Refer to the scenario above. Which of the following will happen in this case?
A) Neither of them will make any money.
B) Only Elly will make money.
C) Elly will trust, but her employee will defect.
D) Elly will trust, and her employee will cooperate.
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