The Congressional Budget Office
a. provides expertise and policy analysis on many issues at every stage of the legislative process
b. is part of the Library of Congress.
c. provides policy analysis and information regarding economic considerations and research to support the budget process.
d. analyzes the impact of alternative policy positions.
c
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A fascist in present-day America would most likely agree with which of these statements?
a. The United States should focus on domestic problems instead of foreign relations. b. Americans should not feel guilty about sending U.S. troops to occupy other nations. c. Americans' irrational adherence to traditional values is keeping the nation from advancing economically. d. Persistent poverty can only be overcome through a concerted effort by every American to share their wealth.
The most significant period for changes in the U.S. social welfare policy came during which of the following periods?
A. the Civil War B. the Prohibition Era C. the Great Depression D. the Industrial Revolution
According to Stephens and Scheb, the _____ virtually disappeared as a limitation on the powers of the national government in the wake of the constitutional revolution of 1937
a. Ninth Amendment b. Tenth Amendment c. Fourteenth Amendment d. Seventeenth Amendment
Which of the following statements about Japan's workers is INCORRECT?
a. Although Japan's unemployment rate is fairly low, its rate of relative poverty has increased considerably because of the increase of nonregular workers. b. Nonregular workers comprise about 30% of the Japanese workforce c. Women tend to be nonregular workers more than men. d. The increase of nonregular workers is chiefly a result of Japanese firms cutting costs. e. The increase of nonregular workers has created a tension between them and regular employees in part because non-regular workers get few, if any, benefits.