What is a public interference into the economy that seeks to settle disputes that arise between competing private companies and is designed to break market dominance by one or more companies?
a. public policy
b. antitrust legislation
c. capitalist projection
d. monopoly advocacy
e. economic interdiction
ANS: B
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A) Thirteenth B) Fourteenth C) Fifteenth D) Thirteenth and Fifteenth E) First
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A) a lobbyist forming a friendship with staff members and bureaucrats. B) a lobbyist attending hearings of congressional committees. C) a private citizen writing letters to members of Congress. D) keeping citizens from participating in politics. E) all of the above.
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The power of judicial review was established in ______.
a. the Constitution b. Marbury v. Madison c. McCulloch v. Maryland d. the supremacy clause