How did much of U.S. finance come to be little supervised after Reagan's tenure as president?
A) Congress has generally delivered whatever the finance industry specified, and regulations
and safeguards were rolled back.
B) Presidents have generally delivered whatever the finance industry specified, and regulations
and safeguards were rolled back.
C) Congress has generally delivered whatever the finance industry specified, save the
regulations and safeguards the industry pushed.
D) Citizens have generally pushed against most legislation having to do with the finance
industry, including regulations and safeguards related to the finance industry
A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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A. Idaho B. Kansas C. California D. Nevada E. Oregon
The Watergate scandal illustrates the
A. power of the media to serve as watchdog to safeguard against abuses of power. B. abuse of power by journalists in the United States. C. futility of media attempts to forecast political events. D. inadequacy of the media as a common-carrier to the public. E. ability of the press to serve as the public's representative in political disputes.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The division of government into many separate policy fiefdoms means that policy programs may cancel one another out. 2. Given a system of intergovernmental relations, the centralization of control in the federal government has decreased. 3. One of the primary factors complicating intergovernmental relations has been the proliferation of local governments in the United States. 4. The fiscal crisis inherited by the Obama administration resulted in more centralization. 5. The bureaucracy possesses some legislative, executive, and judicial functions.