What are the five steps of policy making?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Agenda setting, policy formulation, policy adoption, policy implementation, and policy evaluation.
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In _____, the Court upheld a local property tax on U.S. Forestry Service employees whose houses were rented from the government
a. New York v. United States (1946) b. United States v. County of Fresno (1977) c. Massachusetts v. United States (1978) d. United States v. City of Detroit (1958)
The Employment Act of 1946 enhanced the president's responsibility
a. for managing the economy. b. in diplomatic affairs. c. in the affairs of state. d. in international affairs. e. for expanding the federal bureaucracy.
Even in a world with floating exchange rates, states have some ability to control the value of their currency. What is an advantage of having a weak currency?
a. Exporting industries benefit from a weak currency as their goods are cheaper for foreigners to purchase. b. Traveling citizens benefit from a weak currency as they can purchase more goods abroad. c. Consumers benefit from a weak currency as they can afford to buy more imports. d. There are no advantages to a weak currency.
The early settlements were characterized by
a. a relatively complex division of labor. b. a relatively egalitarian division of tasks. c. a population of hunters and gatherers. d. a lack of political structure.