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Modern corporations have always dominated the U.S. economy--going all the way back to the Colonial Era. True False QUESTION 5 In the documentary, The Corporation, it notes that modern corporations try to "make other people pay the bills." In economics, the term used to describe this type of cost-shifting behavior is better known as: a. leveraging b. a negative externality c. debt consolidation d. financial engineering Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers..

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