Welfare programs are an example of ________
a. unlimited government spending
b. the way government regulates the distribution of wealth
c. the system of checks and balances
d. charity by the elites
e. the detachment of the market from the government
B
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A) single-member district elections. B) specialized district elections. C) at-large-by-place elections. D) partisan elections. E) ward elections.
What is a blocking bill?
A) the first bill placed on the senate calendar each session B) a bill used by a standing committee to kill legislation C) a bill placed early on the house calendar each session D) an appropriation committee bill used to block funds from a state agency
Although the president must consult with Congress during trade talks, once an agreement comes up for a vote, the lawmakers are
a. able to make up to three changes. b. encouraged to conduct trade talks of their own. c. not permitted to read the entire document. d. unable to amend it. e. able to vote down certain provisions.
When Schneier talks about our need to be able to judge the fairness of TSA algorithms for special screening or the IRS's algorithms for audit selection he is talking about the principle of __________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word