. A 2016 study by the Trust for America’s Health found that ______.
a. public health spending remained lower than it had been prior to the recession of the early 1980s
b. public health spending remained higher than it had been prior to the recession of the early 1980s
c. public health spending remained lower than it had been prior to the recession of 2007–2009
d. public health spending remained higher than it had been prior to the recession of 2007–2009
c. public health spending remained lower than it had been prior to the recession of 2007–2009
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When a district is drawn in a bizarre or unusual shape to assist a candidate, it is
A. malapportioned. B. reapportioned. C. regressed. D. gerrymandered. E. disbarred.
A threat would be an exampleof which of the following that does not enjoy Constitutional protections?
a. hate speech b. prior restraints c. fighting words d. free speech
Which theory holds that individuals give up certain rights in return for securing certain freedoms?
a. natural law b. social contract c. revolutionary d. natural rights
Given the preference orderings listed below, what would the result be of a pair-wise contest between the spending choices medical and tax cut?
Imagine that three city council members are trying to decide how to spend a surplus.The options currently being debated are (i) spend it on improving primary education in the municipality, (ii) spend it on improving the level of medical care offered by the local hospital, or (iii) lower local taxes and use the surplus to cover the costs of existing programs.The council employs majority rule to make its decisions.The councillors have the following preference orderings over the spending choices:
Assume that the councillors hold a round-robin tournament that pits each alternative against every other alternative in a series of pair-wise votes.The winner is the alternative that wins the most contests.
A. education
B. medical
C. tax cut
D. it would be a tie