A provision protecting freedom of speech was rejected during the Constitutional Convention on the grounds that
A) regulating speech was the responsibility of the states.
B) the Declaration of Independence already discussed this freedom.
C) it was no longer needed after the Revolutionary War.
D) free speech is covered by the right to a free press in the Constitution.
E) free speech would threaten the new government.
A
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The 2009 regulations by the Department of Transportation on the airline industry
A. resulted in cost spikes for airline passengers and was repealed within a year. B. led to increased flight delays and missed connections throughout 2010. C. had the unintended consequence of increasing the average tarmac wait. D. led to a wave of airline mergers in the following six months. E. worked well, reducing tarmac strandings from 664 to just 16 instances.
Explain what “policy analysis” is and what it entails.
What will be an ideal response?