1848年，马克思、恩格斯在他们的共同著作中，提出了推翻资本主义制度的历史使命，

I’m familiar with you because your name ________in our yesterday’s conversation many times.

A．mentioned

B．pointed out

C．came up

D．referred to

恶性纤维组织细胞瘤最好发于()

A．上肢

B．下肢

C．腹膜后

D．头面部

E．泌 * *

( )是指依法设立的从事证券服务业务的法人机构。

A．证券服务机构
B．证券经纪机构
C．证券结算机构
D．证券登记机构

U会计师事务所的A主任会计师负责建立、健全本所的业务质量控制制度，并指定B注册会计师专门协助A主任会计师履行其职责。在工作过程中，A主任会计师和B注册会计师需要考虑以下具体情况，请代为做出正确的决策。

按照质量控制准则的规定，A主任会计师对u会计师事务所的质量控制制度承担最终责任，这意味着( )。

A．A主任会计师对质量控制制度的建立、执行、监控、修改承担直接责任

B．如因审计质量不符合规定并给他人造成损失，由A主任会计师承担赔偿责任

C．A主任会计师对本会计师事务所执行的所有业务的质量承担最终责任

D．本所任何执业人员违背了职业道德的相关规定，由A主任会计师承担责任

Work looks a better cure for poverty than welfare Especially as fewer and fewer countries will be able to afford to pay potential workers to stay at home a Victorian idea is back in favour: many poor people are better off when they are pulled back into the labour market. The idea revived first in the United States. There, in its harshest form, the unemployed work in exchange for welfare. But countries with governments to the left of America’s, including Labour Australia and Socialist France, are now also exploring ways to link income support and employment policy.

Coming from different directions, the right and the left are gradually finding new common ground. For the right, it seems deplorable to encourage the poor to rely on the state for cash, because they get hooked on government help and accustomed to being poor. For the left, it seems deplorable to allow workers to drop out of the job market for long periods, because it makes it harder for them to find new jobs. For both, the answer is to get the poor to work.

Most industrial countries have a two-tier system of social protection: a social-security scheme, where workers and their bosses make regular contributions in exchange for payments to workers when they are unemployed, sick or retired; and a safety-net, to give some income to those poor people who have exhausted their social insurance or who have none The former is usually not means-tested but, for the unemployed, is of limited duration; the latter is almost always tied to income The public tends to approve of contributory benefits, which is what designers of such schemes intended.

Safety-net benefits carry no such sense of entitlement, and are less popular. Yet they have grown more rapidly in large part because the 1980-82 recession increased the number of people of working age who had exhausted their right to contributory benefits. And an increasing proportion of the poor are people for whom the contributory systems were never designed: the young and lone mothers. In consequence, payments which carry a clear entitlement have become less significant, compared with those which appear to depend purely on state charity.

The rise in the bill for the unpopular kind of social protection comes at a time when governments want to curb state spending. It comes, too, at a time when many countries have done almost everything they can think of to protect the poor. A decade ago many on the left argued that poverty was usually caused by circumstances outside the control of the poor—a lack of jobs, disability, old age, racial discrimination, broken marriages. One way or another, governments have tried to tackle most of these problems. Still the poor remain.

If you become unemployed, you will receive a payment（）

A. for as long as it takes to find another job

B. based on an assessment of your means

C. related to your previous contributions

D. based on your previous earnings