Think of two ways the government affects life, one you perceive as positive and one you perceive as negative.

Q: What is one way in which an individual citizen can influence the government?

A: Individual citizens can able to influence government through various ways.

Q: How do politics work in organizations? What are the causes, consequences, and ethics of political…

A: Answer -3  This style of politics focuses on using authority to influence organizational…

Q: do you think the possession of marijuana should be decriminalized?

A: As many states are decriminalizing the possession of limited amount of marijuana for medicinal…

Q: Explain: “Politicians would make more rational economic decisions if they weren’t running for…

A: Elections are the time when the government play vote-bank politics and in order to attract more…

Q: Why might governmentpolicies aimed at achieving the goal you think is the  more important lead to a…

A: Every decision taken has a tradeoff. Similarly when economic decisions are made it also has some…

Q: Circular flow of Government Intervention

A: The circular flow of income, also known as the circular flow, is an economic model in which major…

Q: True or False: Money must be issued by a government for people to accept it.

A: ANS Money can be anything that is used as a common medium of exchange irrespective of it is issued…

Q: How would an economist determine the right amount of government support for education?

A: Government interventions are the regulatory actions that look up to affect the decisions taken by…

Q: What will happen if you make the underground economy legal?

A: Underground economy is the economic activities which are beyond the reach of tax regulators and…

Q: How does the government intervene on the market?

A: There are three types of economic structure which are command or socialist economy, capitalist…

Q: How is voters privately protected?

A: In an economy, voters are the people who are allowed to make a specific choice among various…

Q: What is culture? How does it define our moral behavior? How do you think (the culture in ) your…

A: Culture has been described as a society's way of existence. As a result, it encompasses etiquette,…

Q: How can the government accelerate the economic performance of its leading businesses or industries?

A: Economic growth models are designed to show how growth in capital stock, increase in the labour…

Q: In general, what are some of the tactics the government uses to correct market failure? List 3 and…

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will answer only the first one for you. If you want the…

Q: Agree or disagree: The United Nations is a weak international organization. Give an example to…

A: United nations has most favoured nations policy which supports developed nations and ignores the…

Q: Create a policy that would tamper the market failure.

A: Market Failure: Market failure is an economic situation that generally existed in the free market…

Q: Even after being implemented, a policy measure takes time to achieve its desired results, what is…

A: Effectiveness lag is the amount of time it takes for a fiscal or monetary policy's effects to…

Q: Crowding our

A: Crowding out effect is the phenomenon that talks about the effect of the government participation in…

Q: Suggest a relevant government policy that would help with tax dodgers

A: Tax evasion is when a person or company intentionally avoids paying their true tax burden. Those who…

Q: Define Public Policy according to Laswell

A: Lasswell had an effect on Political Science in the area of Policy, particularly Public Policy and…

Q: How is it possible to bear a cost without realizing it? What are some examples of policies that…

A: Costs are the expenses one has to incur either in the production activities or during the purchase…

Q: ._______ The government spends more than it receives.

A: Taxes are unintended fees placed on individuals or companies and levied by a government agency –…

Q: What is the government's role public schools for k-12

A: k-12public schools regulations are curriculum based.Government has to manage the curriculum of…

Q: Assume you have been hired by a group that wants to increase voter turnout in American elections.…

A: The elections are necessary which makes the country democratic. The decision of voting and not…

Q: how government can help business organizations in our community

A: Business organization is an enterprise which describes the structure of the business and the goals…

Q: Importance of rules in our society

A: Rules are guidelines that people living under a government must observe. Families and residents must…

Q: What is the major aim of political parties in the United States?

A: The political parties are the group of the individuals which is determined by the presence of the…

Q: As the Great Depression began in 1929, and millions of Americans found themselves in a terrible…

A: Depression refers to the fall in economic activity severely and for a long time. Great depression of…

Q: Give an example of a government law or policy that affect individuals’ religious decisions. State…

A: Government law or policy that is likely to affect individuals religious decisions has been…

Q: Pollution taxes

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Q: When should the government regulate business?

A: The government should regulate business when firms in that business start doing mal-practices or the…

Q: Voluntary risks have to do with lifestyle choices. They are the risks that people take knowing that…

A: Voluntary risk is a hazard related risk with activities that is intentionally endured in exchange…

Q: Government action can usually perfectly correct the market’s shortcomings. true or false

A: Government intervention takes place when there is market failure in the economy and the economic…

Q: why does the government provide tornado sirens, street lights and light houses but not radio…

A: Public goods are both non-competitive, that implies that if any individual buys public goods, the…

Q: Matching. Match the following descriptions with the correct level of government. A=United…

A: Answer-

Q: The government can force you to sell your personal residence to them for fair market value…

A: Answer - The law of eminent domain comes Under the "Taking clause " of the fifth amendment  .  which…

Q: policies government can have in place  to increase perfect competition in the market

A: Perfect competition is a market system in which all producers and consumers have complete and…

Q: write an essay about the Economics of state and local government.

A: State and local governments are a significant part of the economy appear to have been disregarded or…

Q: List and discuss three policies that could be used to increase recycling rates.

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Q: TRUE OR FALSE _______ 9) All methods of political activism are designed to raise attention from the…

A: Political activism is a kind of movement that intends at either changing the structure of politics…

Q: WHat is the political system and structure in Australia

A: The Australian Constitution of 1901 established a federal system of government. Under this system,…

Q: Markets work; government does not. Explain your answer.

A: Market is a physical place where buyer and seller meet to sell goods and services. Market works…

Q: the impact of education in crime

A: The belief that a decrease in crime can most frequently be accomplished by enhanced crime prevention…

Q: explain how government impacts on business

A: In a mixed economy or centrally Planned economies the role of the government is important in…

Q: A proposed amendment can be ratified by two-thirds vote of each house or by a a. Congressional…

A: In Article Five of the constitution of the United States, the process of altering the Constitution s…