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Resources for Business Associations Teachers and Students
- Sample multiple choice exam with answers.
- Audio lectures of Fall 2006 classes and PowerPoint slides.
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I would have found these questions to be quite helpful had I known my Professor was going to steal them from you. Too bad I actually studied the law. I guess I will have to come back to this cite when I am studying corporations.