Does the case Plessy v. Ferguson ring a bell for some of you? What was that case about? What was the specific constitutional challenge involved? (What does that mean - when someone challenges the constitutionality of a law - is it more than simply alleging that "that law is bad?")

Q: Discuss the possible negative effects of the Great Compromise today. Are all states fairly…

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: 33. When any government official is accused of criminal actions, this process can be used to remove…

A: Impeachment is the process through which government officials can be relieved from their post if…

Q: What is the constitutional authority for impeachment?  In the recent impeachment of President Donald…

A: Constitutional authority for impeachment: It is the process through which the government official…

Q: How do you see the actions of America's national government affecting your everyday life? What…

A: The national government can influence an individual's daily life in various ways. The following will…

Q: 18. In which type of political culture do people expect government to intervene in social and…

A: People expect government to intervene in social and economic affairs, promoting the public welfare…

Q: 17. To which of the following government programs would a single, cross-country truck driver with no…

A: We will answer the first question since the exact one was not specified. Please submit a new…

Q: Should the richest Americans be taxed on their wealth?

A: We are authorized to answer one question at a time since you have not mentioned which question you…

Q: Explain in detail the differences between paradox voting and median-voter model in voting paradoxes…

A: Economic voting is a theory that says that economic realities in the country at the time of the…

Q: Is it possible to be used partly for public purpose and partly private purpose without violating the…

A: When a taxing body, typically a government, levies or imposes a financial responsibility on its…

Q: 5. Identify the author of "The principles of Political Economy and Taxation"

A: To find : Who is author of principle of political economy and taxation.

Q: A city has three equal-sized groups of people: (1) Type A people consistently prefer more public…

A: A city has three equal-sized groups of people: (1) Type-A people consistently prefer more public…

Q: In 2012, only about two-thirds of New Mexico's eligible voters showed up to vote. Should this be…

A: ANSWER STEP-1 If common fraction of eligible voters showed up to take 2012, it absolutely was not a…

Q: 1. Once least-cost industrial sites are discovered, they remain the most advantageous locations…

A: 1. The statement that "Once least-cost industrial sites are discovered, they remain the most…

Q: Explain the inherent limitation that the power of taxation is an inherently legislative function

A: When a taxing agency, generally a government, levies or imposes a financial burden on its residents…

Q: Analyze the role of the government with an exteranlity present

A: There are two types of externalities present: Positive externality Negative externality Positive…

Q: A) If each voter is assigned to pay the same tax share of $100 per gardener, what is the political…

A: The greatest amount a buyer will pay for an additional commodity or service is known as marginal…

Q: When thinking of the United States in terms of democracy, the right to vote was far from universal…

A: Implicit with the democratic self-image, the democracy constitutes a right to vote which has…

Q: Distinguish between market failure and government failure. Does rent-seeking behavior occur only as…

A: Market failure, according to its name, does not refer to intrinsic flaws in the market economy;…

Q: Describe the two basic philosophies of taxation fairness. How are these philosophies evident in the…

A: Tax fairness is a principle that states that a government's tax system should be equal to all…

Q: Why might citizens interested in maximizing economic efficiency be happy to invest their government…

A: The economic efficiency is a situation in which all the economic resources are being efficiently…

Q: what 2 major strategies you could recommend to the government to turn around the culture of…

A: Corruption is when persons in positions of power, such as managers or government officials, act…

Q: What are the classifications of taxes? Describe each briefly.

A: Taxes can be classified under three types. Direct and Indirect tax Ad-valorem and specific tax…

Q: identify the various classification of income tax and explain briefly each.

A: An tax may be a tax imposed on people or elements (taxpayers) in regard of the income or benefits…

Q: The problems the Policy Government School of thought has with constitutional government is O not…

A: The existence of a constitution which may be a legal instrument or just a set of fixed norms or…

Q: two reasons why an amendment is more important than a law

A: The laws are the rules and regulations set by the government of a nation which we have to obey in an…

Q: If a tax system is well designed: Select one: a. then efficiency can be improved only by making the…

A: Answer - Need to find - If a tax system is well designed  Evaluating the option - a. then efficiency…

Q: Why is taxation considered as the strongest among the three inherent powers of the State?

A: The government has three powers, which are functioned by only government authorities. They are…

Q: Many federal laws can be circumvented by state laws without running afoul of the Supremacy Clause.…

A: As per the laws, the state courts have to oblige supreme law; and during the case of the conflict in…

Q: The federal government currently uses many forms of taxation, both direct and indirect, to raise…

A: Direct taxes are taxes that are imposed on natural persons and they are based on the taxpayer’s…

Q: What are the two reasons why the government sometimes failed in their programs

A: The Government fails in many times in their programs due to the following reasons Imperfect…

Q: Define vertical and horizontal equity objectives of a tax system. Which one do you think is more…

A: What Is Vertical Equity?  Vertical equity is a strategy for gathering annual tax where the taxes…

Q: Describe the debate surrounding the future of Social Security  and Medicare programs in the   United…

A: Social Security could be a welfare program officially called "Old-age, Survivors, and Disability…

Q: Discuss the Constitutional Limitation concerning prohibition against imprisonment for non-payment of…

A: Answer- No person should be imprisonment for non payment of poll tax.  Poll tax means citizens are…

Q: Which of the following group of states received the most federal spending per tax dollar paid to the…

A: To answer this, derive the tax data from the fed website available as a free source.

Q: practicing texas politics chapter2,3 analyze the amendment process, for changing the texas…

A: The taxes admitted into the union in 1845. Since this admission, there have been five state…

Q: Person A earns $100,000 per year, while person B earns $45,000 per year. Which conclusion is most…

A: Below is the given values: The earning of person A = $100000 The earning of person B = $45000

Q: Identify the background of the Scopes Trial in Tennessee during 1925 and explain how this trial…

A: To find : Background of scope trial and concept of separation of church and state

Q: Political speech enjoys full First Amendment protection. True or False?

A: The first Amendment prevents the U.S. government from making laws which prohibits freedom to…