Which is the health-care “problem that won’t go away?”
A. access
B. cost
C. patient–doctor ratio
D. quality
B. cost
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In hegemonic stability theory, stability results from
a. unipolarity. b. bipolarity. c. balance among the great powers. d. nuclear weapons.
Which of the following factors contributed to the widening wealth gap during the Great Recession?
A. A majority of job losses occurred in the high-income job segment. B. The median net worth of all Americans fell, the middle class being hard hit. C. Upper-income households declined by 20 percent over a period of three decades. D. Middle-income households grew faster than the upper-income households.
The term legislative liaison refers to ______.
a. congressional leaders who have a close relationship with the president b. executive personnel who seek congressional support for the president’s agenda c. the congressional party leadership who work closely with the committee chairs d. reporters who have a close working relationship with leading members of Congress
The Supreme Court's landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education (1954) ruled that separate educational facilities for black and white students were __________
a. inherently unequal b. acceptable if funding was equitable c. equal under the law d. constitutionally protected