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Question 34:

Your friend knocks a keg of beer over at the top of a perfectly inelastic demand curve onto an unsuspecting supply curve just minding its own business, doing its own thang. You:

1) N!/bayes theorem x probability of (supernormal growth rates/the variance of a 600 stock portfolio to the square root of 60 individual hypothesis tests on random variables) squared to the function of Standard I(A)

2) WHAT???? 600 stock what?????

3) 14

4) I think Damil4real had a question on this, the answer was.......like 10 or something.....

Answer: According to Standard VII(E), none of the above are correct, but they are also all correct given that none of them are correct when all of them are correctly uncorrected. The ethics manual clearly states this in the unpublished version 10 "In the case of a keg of beer falling on a supply curve, assuming that the answer's correct unless the answer is actually incorrect, which you are just supposed to know, but know that its always incorrect unless its correct, given the fact that it is likely incorrect but answer correct anyways to comply with the standards"

sigh...........I need a vacation