Under Bretton Woods, most of the currencies, other than the U.S. dollar, ______.
A. pegged their values against the value of an ounce of gold
B. pegged their values against the value of the dollar
C. allowed their currencies to float
D. pegged their values against the value of the ruble
D. pegged their values against the value of the ruble
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Why would a multi-party system create a greater incentive for you to vote?
a. Multiparty systems are less corrupt. b. Multiparty systems are less ideological. c. Multiparty systems have easier registration rules. d. Multiparty systems have fewer elections. e. Multiparty systems provide more specific collective benefits.
So-called capital goods have no intrinsic value
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Where do modern conservatives diverge from Adam Smith?
A) Adam Smith was resolute in his belief that markets produced fair outcomes, whereas modern conservatives are not. B) Adam Smith believed government could help regulate market, but modern conservatives do not. C) Modern conservatives believe government can help regulate markets, but Adam Smith did not. D) Modern conservatives are resolute in their beliefs that markets are fair, but Adam Smith acknowledged that they could be unfair.
The New Public Management movement sought to ______.
A. increase the size of government B. increase citizen engagement C. increase citizen satisfaction with government services D. eliminate market-based principles