A) promote equity in the economy.
B) eliminate the problem of externalities in the economy.
C) destroy the legal foundation of the business trust.
D) promote efficiency in the economy.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) efficiency.
B) equity.
C) externalities.
D) public safety.
E) political expediency.
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A) equally hostile to the interests of business and labor.
B) equally supportive of the interests of business and labor.
C) substantially more supportive of business than labor.
D) substantially more supportive of labor than business.
E) substantially more supportive of left-wing radicals than conservatives.
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A) bail out financial institutions that are considered too large to collapse.
B) provide domestic farmers with subsidies in order to remain competitive with international farming.
C) provide funds for cleaning up badly contaminated and polluted sites.
D) provide the president with emergency funds to deal with major natural disasters.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) increase farm production in order to meet the nation's food needs.
B) stabilize farm income,which would otherwise fluctuate greatly due to market and weather conditions.
C) promote farm conservation so as to preserve the productive capacity of U.S.agriculture.
D) encourage rural development.
E) encourage urban development.
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A) demand-side economics.
B) supply-side economics.
C) fiscal policy.
D) monetary policy.
E) Keynesian economics.
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A) government spending programs.
B) the natural workings of the free-market system.
C) a lowering of tariffs in the global economy.
D) a determination on the part of government not to spend any more than it receives in taxes.
E) tax cuts for the wealthy.
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A) It established the national minimum wage.
B) It broke up business monopolies in order to give workers more choice in employer.
C) Workers were given the right to bargain collectively.
D) It eliminated the ability of companies to bargain directly with unions.
E) It reduced the ability of workers to go on strike indefinitely.
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A) the idea that a balanced budget is the key to a healthy economy.
B) the money supply.
C) the government's taxing and spending decisions.
D) the importance of maintaining a 12-month (fiscal year) economic cycle.
E) the projections of the Federal Reserve Board.
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A) reducing regulation on businesses to allow more private-sector solutions to develop creatively
B) raising interest rates to slow down the economy
C) business-tradable carbon tax credits
D) reduction of carbon emissions
E) alternative energy sources and energy conservation
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A) it had no role in the management of the nation's economy.
B) it was restricted to providing emergency loans to financial institutions.
C) it adhered to a strictly supply-side policy focus.
D) its primary economic management tool was to reduce inflation by restricting the money supply.
E) it was far more likely to increase the money supply by lowering interest rates than to restrict it by raising them.
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A) The national parks are subject to a dual use policy of preservation,recreation,and exploitation of the rich natural resources.
B) The Environmental Protection Agency was elevated to cabinet status in 1998 by President Clinton and the Republican Congress.
C) Environmental regulation has done little to improve air and water quality.
D) Policymakers always give more consideration to environmental protection than to economic development when the two conflict.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) an electricity industry owned by the United States.
B) a private industry regulated by the United States.
C) a private electricity industry exempt from government regulation.
D) a private environmental organization that receives federal funding.
E) a private environmental organization with power to regulate industry.
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A) stimulation of the business (supply) component.
B) government stimulation of consumer demands.
C) a repudiation of trickle-down theory.
D) increases in taxation.
E) increases in government regulation.
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A) it has to be exercised by the legislature.
B) the policy goals are very different.
C) it is a slower process than fiscal policy.
D) it can be implemented more quickly than fiscal policy.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) 1955
B) 1963
C) 1979
D) 1991
E) 2002
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A) 50%
B) 5%
C) 25%
D) 15%
E) 2%
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A) Securities and Exchange Act of 1934
B) Banking Act of 1934
C) Airlines Deregulation Act of 1977
D) Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938
E) Homestead Act of 1862
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A) serve for variable terms and are exposed to high levels of political pressure.
B) have no power to refuse congressional requests for information.
C) are appointed by the president and can be removed by the Senate.
D) are appointed by Congress and can be removed by Congress.
E) are appointed by the president and are not subject to removal.
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A) regulations imposed on a firm by government.
B) a nation that is a trading partner of another nation.
C) unpaid costs of production that are incurred by society.
D) tariffs imposed on American goods exported to other countries.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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