Question

Suppose that a firm has been told by the EPA that they are violating air quality and will likely have a hefty fine. We would want the firm to make this information available. What would making it known be called?

A. A bias
B. A disclosure
C. qualitative analysis
D. management error

Answer 1

Making the violation of air quality known is called a disclosure.

Step-by-step explanation:

Making the information about the violation of air quality known is called a disclosure. This refers to the act of revealing or making public certain information that was previously kept private. In this case, the firm would need to disclose the violation and the resulting fine imposed by the EPA.