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A) Federal Reserve Board
B) Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
C) U.S. Department of Treasury
D) Office of Management and Budget
E) Council of Economic Advisors
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A) government monopolies depress economic growth.
B) people's selfishness can promote the public good.
C) a truly efficient government allows private enterprise to provide all government services.
D) economic competition unleashes growth and innovation.
E) government should stay out of the private sector except when providing a select number of public goods.
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A) Federal Reserve Board
B) Office of Management and Budget
C) Congressional Budget Office
D) Congressional Oversight Commission
E) Congressional Research Service
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A) Bill Clinton's
B) George W. Bush's
C) Bob Dole's
D) Al Gore's
E) John McCain's
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A) less than 15 percent
B) a quarter
C) half
D) 80 percent
E) 100 percent
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A) Spending on mandatory programs increased between 1962 and 1990 but has decreased dramatically since 1990.
B) Spending on mandatory programs decreased between 1962 and 1990 but has increased dramatically since 1990.
C) Spending on mandatory programs has remained constant since 1970.
D) Spending on mandatory programs has grown dramatically since 1970.
E) Spending on mandatory programs has declined dramatically since 1970.
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A) control discretionary spending.
B) deregulate the economy.
C) regulate large businesses that establish monopolies.
D) control mandatory spending.
E) close tax loopholes.
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A) They can be treated as benefits that can be widely spread in response to many demands.
B) They are generally cheaper than other forms of government support.
C) Recipients are always required to pay back the subsidies.
D) Congress does not have to pass legislation in order to provide subsidies.
E) They are paid for through international tariffs rather than personal income taxes.
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A) corporate taxes
B) personal income taxes
C) social insurance taxes
D) state and local governments
E) tariffs
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A) 50
B) 35
C) 25
D) 11
E) 3
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A) entitlement program
B) tariff
C) regressive tax policy
D) policy of redistribution
E) loophole
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A) Democrats support higher levels of public spending than Republicans.
B) Republicans' support for tax cuts creates a political dilemma for Democrats.
C) Democrats support raising taxes on the wealthy.
D) Republicans believe that government spending is wasteful and puts a drag on the economy.
E) all of the above
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A) Protective tariffs
B) Tax cuts
C) Antiglobalization measures
D) Agriculture subsidies
E) Categorical grants
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A) categorical grant
B) loophole
C) federal funds rate
D) block grant
E) subsidy
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A) farm price supports
B) Social Security payments
C) defense spending
D) Medicare
E) interest payments on the national debt
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A) Compliance with environmental regulations can be very costly.
B) Federal environmental standards are often set too high.
C) Who should bear the costs of providing environmental benefits?
D) Scientific evidence can change making some environmental regulations obsolete.
E) Public opinion overwhelmingly favors economic interests over the environment.
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A) government policy, beginning in the 1950s, of reducing tariffs on foreign products.
B) requirement that publicly owned businesses honestly report their earnings and losses.
C) method by which the Federal Reserve buys and sells government securities to increase or decrease the supply of money in the economy.
D) policy of deregulation pursued during the 1980s by the Reagan administration.
E) way in which the U.S. government purchases stocks and bonds from foreign corporations.
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A) encourage economic growth
B) develop weatherization projects and clean technology construction
C) save existing jobs that might be lost due to the economic recession
D) provide for a national health care system
E) make longer-term investments to encourage job creation
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A) 1950s
B) 1970s
C) 1980s
D) 1990s
E) 2000s
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