What is it technically called when a person who identifies with one political party opts to vote in the other party's primary to influence its outcome?

How is incremental budgeting different from zero-based budgeting?

a. Incremental budgeting is a more time-consuming process than zero-based budgeting. b. Incremental budgeting promotes greater stability of government programs than zero-based budgeting. c. Incremental budgeting involves evaluating an agency's entire budget, whereas zero-based budgeting focuses on requested increases in funding. d. Incremental budgeting is initiated by Congress, whereas zero-based budgeting is initiated by the president.

The attachment of voters to political parties is weaker today than it was in the late 19th century.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

During the Vietnam War, too much money chased too few goods, the classic definition of __________

A) a tax hike B) fixed rate exchange C) demand-pull inflation D) imbalance of payments

President Carter's 1979 Camp David attempt at mediating personally between Sadat and Begin for an Egyptian-Israeli peace accord failed entirely and was a blot on the history of American diplomacy

Indicate whether this statement is true or false.