Regulatory legislation at the start of the twentieth century primarily dealt with __________
a. business monopolies
b. education
c. labor unions
d. technology
a
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Which of the following statements is true of the strict scrutiny standard?
A. Under the strict scrutiny standard, a law or action must be necessary to promote a compelling self-interest and must be narrowly tailored to meet that interest. B. Since the Supreme Court had difficulty deciding how to judge cases in which men and women were treated differently,the strict scrutiny standard was established. C. It is a test for determining whether the equal protection clause has been violated. D. A law based on a suspect classification, such as race, is not subject to strict scrutiny by the courts. E. Under the strict scrutiny standard, a law or action allowing reservations in educational institutes must not lead to reverse discrimination.
The Bundesrat's suspensive veto
a. allows it to veto any bill passed by the Bundestag if that bill directly affects the Länder. b. allows it to force the Bundestag to pass a bill a second time. c. applies only to constitutional matters. d. allows it to delay but not prevent the passage of a bill. e. allows it to dismiss a cabinet minister when it chooses to do so.
Perhaps Government's most important responsibility in a free market economy is to __________
a. ensure competition b. provide education c. restrain labor unions d. support agriculture
The occurrence of stagflation during the 1970s demonstrated which of these points about the economy?
a. Tax cuts do not automatically reduce government revenue. b. Inflation is not necessarily accompanied by economic growth. c. Government policy can do little to impact economic performance. d. The private sector does not respond quickly to changes in government policy.