Which of the following represents a political tradeoff that relates to conflicting agendas?
a. A policy balancing the priorities of the fracking industry and environmental activists
b. A policy restricting motor-voter laws because it can increase voter fraud
c. A controversial policy aligning with the majority rule that does not consider minority rights
d. A policy limiting the number of initiatives per election cycle due to complaints of long, confusing ballots
a. A policy balancing the priorities of the fracking industry and environmental activists
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Substantive due process means that states have a legal burden to prove that their laws __________
a. are a valid exercise of power b. improve the general well-being c. do not inhibit or advance a particular religion d. are consistent with behavioral norms
In a cross-sectional design, the survey is administered
A) twice to each participant, yielding a difference score that indicates the amount of change over time. B) once to each participant, yielding data on the measured characteristics as they exist at the time of the survey. C) many times to each participant, with an intervening manipulation that is predicted to have an effect on the survey. D) None of the above
Which of the following is true of the challenges faced by state revenue and management systems?
A. States differ substantially in what they can do for their residents, and this is seen to create inequities. B. State revenue systems are better at collecting taxes on services than on goods. C. State revenue systems are better at collecting taxes on intangible property rather than tangible property. D. State revenue systems are better at collecting taxes on businesses whose operations are partly virtual and global than on those whose businesses occur in specific locations. E. States do not vary greatly in their fiscal capacities.
Americans tend to be suspicious of the administrative state
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.