The table below illustrates the income-consumption behavior of the citizens of Real World.
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Let’s suppose that instead of the government, the private sector injects $100 billion of new investment into this economy. How much additional income is created now?
$200 billion
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All of the following statements regarding the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives are true EXCEPT that the Speaker ?
A. is elected by a vote in the U.S. House of Representatives every two years. B. must be from the majority party in the House. C. presides over House meetings. D. is the most influential member of the U.S. House of Representatives. E. schedules legislation for vote.
Which of the following accurately reflects policies enacted by the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) among Mexico, the United States, and Canada?
a. It eliminated all tariffs among these countries immediately. b. It called for the national treatment of all investments in the three countries. c. It did not cover financial services among the three countries. d. It failed to incorporate side agreements to protect the environment. e. Both options A and B are true.
In early 2006, roughly three years after the invasion of Iraq, the New York Times reported which of the following stories that other media outlets chose not to cover?
a. That President Bush intended to go to war even without evidence that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. b. The British government was providing weapons and financial support to Iraq. c. That Congress was illegally providing weapons and financial support to Kurdish rebels in Northern Iraq. d. That the Congressional Budget Office had provided false information about the costs of the war in Iraq to Congress.
Which interest group is noteworthy for using the courts as an avenue to achieve success in the policy process?
a. Texas Research League b. Texas Good Roads and Transportation Association c. Texas Federation of Teachers d. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People e. Common Cause