In regard to the federal budget, modern presidents are differentiated from early presidents because modern presidents __________, while early presidents __________
A)have considerably less influence over the budget process;wielded far-reaching authority
B)have the final say over appropriations;simply set the terms of the budget debate
C)set the terms of the budget debate; relied on Congress for budgetary proposals
D)defer to Congress on all budgetary issues;routinely challenged congressional budgetary powers
C
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The example of yelling fire in a crowded theater, when there is no fire, would not be protected speech because it fails
A. the bad tendency rule. B. the imminent lawless action test. C. the Lemon test. D. prior restraint. E. the clear and present danger test.
By 2006, the average population of House districts had risen to
A) 447,000. B) 690,000. C) 790,000. D) 754,000. E) 1,000,000.
Let E= 0.50. Write the payoffs for both actors in the game below. What is the subgame perfect equilibrium?Please answer in the form (citizen’s 1st choice, citizen’s 2ndchoice; state’s choice).
Above is the Exit, Voice, and Loyalty game between the state (S) and the citizen (C).E is what the citizen gets from her exit option. R is what the state gets from the support (revenue) of the citizen. 0 is what the citizen gets for remaining loyal to the state. c is the cost for the citizen of exercising her voice option.
For the question, let R =2.Let c = 0.25.
What will be an ideal response?
The IGOs that have been more successful are ones that are __________ in scope with a _________ purpose
A) regional, general B) regional, specific C) continental, general D) global, specific