Which of the following is an example of a policy whose costs are widely distributed but whose benefits are concentrated?
A. Social Security
B. air pollution controls
C. investment bank regulations and investigations
D. public colleges
E. tax policy
Answer: D
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Which measure of association should be used to measure the substantive significance of two nominal variables if the distribution of the independent variable is skewed?
a. Lambda b. Cramer’s V c. Pearson’s r d. all of the above
Federal law requires the same organizational and operational structures for all state party systems
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which is considered the most precise level of measurement?
a) ordinal b) nominal c) ratio d) interval
Super PACs cannot a. send mailings in support of a candidate or issue television commercials. b. engage in independent campaign activities. c. coordinate with candidates
d. make donations to candidates.