A numerical scaling in which higher numbers stand for higher positions in an individual’s preference ordering is referred to as a ______.
A. complete preference ordering
B. utility function
C. sincere vote
D. universal admissibility condition
B. utility function
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A subsidy is a
a. limit on the number of goods that are imported. b. tax on imports. c. direct payment to producers to help them remain profitable. d. foreign aid program directed to developing countries.
When learning about politics, young adults today prefer to get information through the bottom-up approach which is made possible by
A) ?the growing availability of new media that allows for citizen participation. B) broadcasters filtering the news and reporting it to the public. C) speaking with constituents at political gatherings. D) participating in political events such as conventions and polls. E) holding fast to the political beliefs of previous generations.
One function of __________ is to provide public services that the private sector is unwilling or unable to do
a. the bureaucracy b. independent agencies c. government corporations d. issue networks
The advantages of delegating authority to a unified executive were clear to the Framers of the Constitution, but so was the potential drawback which was ______.
A. the Senate might not concur with the delegation B. executives might pursue ends contrary to those desired by congressional majorities C. the States might override the delegation D. President George Washington was vocally opposed to this plan