Which of the following statements is true regarding moral arguments?
a. Both sides in a moral debate generally have enough support in a state or community to make them equally useful when discussing policy
b. Typically, only one side in a morality policy debate makes a moral argument.
c. The most dominant moral arguments in American policy debates have statistical support and are steeped in fact-based logic.
d. It is clear that certain advocates are able to make their moral arguments relevant in any policy debate while others are not.
b
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a. Emerging Democratic Economy b. Hegemonic Dependency theory c. New World Order d. BRIC phenomenon
The president has the authority to __________
a. abolish existing programs and agencies b. investigate agency activities and compel bureaucrats to testify about them c. make changes in an agency's annual budget proposals d. refuse to appropriate funds for certain federal programs
The president can hire about ________ full-time partisan employees to help him or her implement the presidential agenda.
A. 600 B. 60 C. 150 D. 400 E. 2,000
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false