How does American social welfare policy compare to that of European democracies?
What will be an ideal response?
An ideal response will:
1, Describe the differences between the U.S. welfare benefit system and European systems: European nations tend to be far more generous with social welfare programs than is the United States. Europeans often think of their countries as "welfare states," with all the generous benefits—and, by U.S. standards, staggering taxes—that this implies.
2, Note differences in programs related to health, child care, unemployment compensation, and income maintenance for the elderly.
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Half of the European Union budget consists of
a. military expansion. b. agricultural subsidies. c. social welfare expenditures. d. education and health expenditures.
Why is it important to distinguish between a measured and manipulated variable?
What will be an ideal response?
BNB Prime, a news channel, has started narrowing the focus of its news to a few cities in the United States. It hardly broadcasts any of the other major events taking place in the world. In this scenario, BNB Prime uses _____
A) priming B) hyperlocalism C) framing D) negative advertising E) partisan bias
State and local party organizations may nominate __________.
A. whomever they choose, regardless of the wishes of the national committee B. whomever they choose as long as he or she follows a majority of the party platform C. whomever they choose, as long as he or she polls favorably among the local electorate D. whomever they choose, subject to national committee approval