The amounts of taxes collected, miles of highway built, welfare benefits paid, restraints of trade eliminated, traffic fines collected, and foreign-aid projects undertaken are examples of policy _______
a. inputs
b. demands
c. statements
d. outputs
d
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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a. banning the LDP, which had been at the heart of most of the scandals b. reforming its electoral system to reduce the role of money c. forbidding Japanese politicians’ attendance at weddings and funerals d. looking to international assistance to sort out its problems