All of the following are arguments in favor of term limits EXCEPT ________
A. politicians are forced to live under the laws they make
B. public officials no longer relate to the concerns of average citizens
C. career politicians respond more to media, polls, and interest groups than to their constituents
D. career politicians are more valuable than citizen legislators
ANSWER: D
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A. Americans would consider themselves superior to other nations and declare war unreasonably. B. The rights of the wealthy upper classes would not be protected because of the principle of equality before law. C. A republican form of government would not work in a nation the size of the United States. D. A slave rebellion would ensue because the problem of slavery in the northern states was unresolved despite widespread disapproval. E. Extensive individual freedom in the hands of the common people would lead to chaos.
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A. national and state conservative talk programs totaled forty thousand broadcast hours each week compared with three thousand for liberal programs B. the implementation of the fairness doctrine reduced the advantage of conservative talk programs significantly C. national and state liberal talk programs totaled forty thousand broadcast hours each week compared with three thousand for conservative programs D. a significant decline in listenership for all programs because Americans rarely listen to the radio anymore
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A. wider population growth rate differential between suburbs and cities B. narrower population growth rate differential between suburbs and cities C. improved consensus on public policy questions between suburbs and cities D. less disparity in the operating expenditures between suburbs and cities
A regression analysis that minimizes the squared difference of the residuals is called:
a. a log linear relationship b. a PRE measure c. a squared relationship d. Ordinary Least Squares