If you were to work at the top of the primary labor market, you would most likely have a
a. service job.
b. profession.
c. blue-collar job.
d. job in farming.
(Answer: b)
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Which of the following situations best illustrates policy evaluation?
a) A city police department conducts a study to determine whether the location of police substations in high-crime neighborhoods affects the crime rate in those neighborhoods. b) A neighborhood civic club gathers signatures on petitions demanding that the city take action to reduce crime in their part of town. c) The city council budgets additional money for police overtime pay in order to increase the number of officers on the street. d) A candidate for mayor stresses crime prevention in her election campaign. e) A professor at the local college presents data showing how the crime rate in the city is correlated with population changes.
Which of the following is the largest minority religious group?
A) Roman Catholics B) Amish C) Buddhists D) Muslim
In the two sample case, the null hypothesis is always about the difference in the
a. populations b. samples c. standard errors d. all of the above
The federal government spends approximately __________ a year on its education agenda
a. $60 billion b. $70 billion c. $80 billion d. $90 billion