According to economic theory, in what should arbitrage conducted in a borderless world result?
a. price equality
b. higher prices where supply is lower
c. higher prices where demand is higher
d. wealth being concentrated in the hands of the few
e. a widening gap between the incomes of rich and poor countries
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b. Government growth was curtailed until the end of World War II. c. The government extended its role in the economy and created federal programs in response to the Great Depression. d. The government extended its role in the economy and created local programs in response to World War II.
How would you describe the primary system in Texas?
a) It is always a closed primary. b) It is always an open primary. c) It is a cross between an open primary and a closed primary. d) It is a blanket primary. e) None of the above.
Some people argue that judges have become too activist in their approach to interpreting the Constitution and legislation. What are the main ways Congress can check the judiciary? Which of these tools do you believe is most effective? Does Congress need stronger tools to reign in judges?
What will be an ideal response?
Functions of the Media in American Politcs
a. acting as government watchdog b. sowing division among Americans c. providing objective coverage of events d. facilitating public debate