Under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL), what is misleading and deceptive conduct and how does it differ from puffery?

What is false advertising and how does it connect to crimes against consumers?

Anthem, one of the largest healthcare insurers in the United States, implemented an“avoidable ER” policy to help manage the care of its enrollees. The policy stated thatAnthem would not pay for emergency room visits if the company determined that the visitwas not necessary. The policy, which was instituted in six states beginning in 2015, wasmeant to encourage patients to seek care in appropriate settings. However, providers feelthat this policy might cause patients to avoid emergency treatment, even when it isnecessary. In response to customer and provider complaints, Anthem created severalexceptions: Claims will be covered if a healthcare provider tells a patient to go to theemergency room, if the patient is under 15 years of age, if the patient is outside his or her state of residence, and if the patient had a CT scan or MRI or underwent surgery. Still,providers are unhappy with the policy (Livingston 2018).1-Why did Anthem implement this policy?

CES The voluntary recitation of a prayer by children in public schools at the beginning of each day has been held unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. True False

Define and Exemplify: Code of Ethics

Who is person name, company, and decade, Six Sigma was a registered trademark?

Nevada passes a statute that any 18-wheel truck passing through Nevada must meet a Clean Fuel Fleet Exhaust Emission Standard of no more than 2.8 nitrous oxide (NOx). The federal statute requirement for such trucks is no more than 3.8 NOx. Carlton is driving his 18-wheeler cross-country to deliver a load and stops at a Nevada weigh station. The weigh station officer inspects Carlton’s documents, notes that Carlton’s truck has a 3.4 NOx emission level, and issues a citation. On what grounds might Carlton fight this citation?

112) What is a trademark? a) A recipe. b) A word, name, symbol, or device that is used in trade with goods to include the source of the goods and to distinguish from the goods of the others c) A firm of protection provided to the authors of original works of authorship d) Something that excludes others from importing the innovation into the United States

No Plagiarism Please! Compare the major antitrust acts of the United States. Specify the intent and purpose of each, and draw conclusions about their effectiveness.

According to the case FTC v Standard Education,   Question 11 options:   The Court advocated a change of standard from the ignorant-consumer standard to the reasonable-person standard   The Court set a precedent that unless an advertisement makes a obviously false claim, an advertisement is not deceptive   The Court advocated a change of standard from the reasonable-person standard to the gullible-consumer standard   The rule of caveat emptor should be the guiding principle in deciding consumer fraud cases