__________ is/are efforts to capture unfairly a large share of world markets, or even a near-monopoly, so that eventually a company or state can raise prices without fearing competition.
A. Dumping
B. Nontariff barriers
C. Predatory practices
D. Protectionism
Answer: C
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The protectionist Smoot-Hawley Act, adopted by the United States in 1930 in response to the Great Depression, contributed to the severity of the depression by __________
A) allowing home industries to fail B) provoking retaliation and reducing world trade C) lowering consumer prices below profitable levels D) easily allowing foreign competitors access to U.S. markets
What model of federalism is sometimes described metaphorically as a marble cake?
a. cooperative federalism b. dual federalism c. progressive federalism d. new federalism
In general Americans tend to __________ government
a. love b. hate c. endorse d. distrust
One of the most well-known interpretations of the Fifth Amendment by the Supreme Court is the case of Miranda v. Arizona in 1966. The “Miranda warning” is often quoted in popular media. Which of the following is NOT a right that is advised during the Miranda warning?
a. the right to remain silent b. surrender of the right to remain silent, which may result in statements being used as evidence against the accused c. the right to reasonable bail d. the right to an attorney during questioning e. the right to an appointed attorney free of charge if the suspect cannot afford to retain one