In Finland, traffic fines vary based on personal income; the more you make, the more you can afford to pay. This is a country that values ________.Group of answer choiceshierarchicalegalitarianismlocus of controlcollectivism

Select the statement that that best describes and matches the cultural dimension of these countries.Group of answer choicesFinland varies traffic fines based on personal income, an indication the country values hierarchy.US and UK have high scores for masculinity because leadership positions are dominated by men.High ascription cultures such as France and China do not pay attention to surname, social class and upbringingIn relationship-focused cultures such as Italy and Senegal, relationship-building is an essential precurser to doing business.

The economic case for rich people to pay higher fines for running red lights is that:Group of answer choicesRich people are not adjusting their light-running behaviour to the fine at current pricesThe government can raise more revenue by charging wealthier people moreBoth of the aboveNeither of the above

When driving a vehicle in another country: Traffic regulations do not change from one place to another Follow the traffic regulations that you know in your country Follow the traffic regulations of the country you are in

Which of the following strategies is most likely to reduce reliance on cars for transport?Group of answer choicesImprove infrastructure such as sidewalks, crosswalks, medians and bicycle lanes within communitiesIntroduce taxes for drivers who use their car for short tripsLower the speed limit in areas of high pedestrian activityChange insurance policies to assume that the driver is at fault in an accident between a car and a pedestrian/cyclist

What is the taxation treatment for 'Fines and penalties? Group of answer choicesAn expense when payable.An expense on accrual.A tax deduction on cash payment.Not deductible