Suppose that the club extended credit to its regular patrons in an effort to maintain a loyal clientele , although neither the articles of incorporation nor the corporate bylaws authorized this practice. would the corporation likely have the power to engage in this activity?

Amember of congress who wants to act on what the majority of his or her constituency thinks on a particular issue would be advised to respond to which of the following indicators? a. letters from constituents b. the editorial positions of newspapers in the constituency c. public demonstrations by constituents d. a poll based on a random sample of constituents e. the number of yard signs on major streets