In the 1960s, numerous assistance programs were collectively referred to as
A) ?the War on Poverty.
B) ?the One for All Program.
C) ?Head Start.
D) ?No Child Left Behind.
E) ?the Equality Initiative.
A
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Monetarists believe that a government should ______.
a. increase government spending in times of economic growth b. decrease government spending in times of economic decline c. focus on the rate of unemployment in order to stimulate economic activity d. match the growth of money to the level of growth in economic productivity
State bonds that are repaid with the revenues from the service they finance are called
A) proprietary bonds. B) general obligation bonds. C) revenue bonds. D) none of these choices is true; Texas can never borrow money.
Which of the following is an accurate representation of the population of the majority of Texans?
a. a family working a large cattle ranch in a sparsely populated area of west Texas b. a large oil producer living in a mansion in the midst of his oil fields c. a family living in the suburban area of the Houston city limits d. a farming community that produces large amounts of agricultural products
Which statement explains what has happened to federal oversight of the financial industry since the 1980s?
a. Interest groups have lined up in opposition to the financial industry, leading to several waves of new regulations. b. Congress has generally delivered whatever the financial industry wanted, repealing laws and rolling back safeguards. c. Presidents have generally had an adversarial relationship with the financial industry, pushing successfully to tighten regulations. d. Citizens have generally pushed back against legislation tightening restrictions on the financial industry, and Congress has responded by heavily deregulating the industry.