What was the trend of affirmative action programs in the 1980s and 1990s?
A. To have Congress increase the number of affirmative action programs
B. To take race as a factor only in private sector employment opportunities
C. To require a quota system for college admissions
D. To eliminate requirements for federally funded affirmative action programs
E. To face challenges in court on the legality of existing laws surrounding affirmative action programs
Answer: A
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a. A significant portion of program spending goes to aging and disability services. b. The funds are divided between the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services and the Texas Animal Health Commission. c. Health care is covered for children aged 6 to 18 who live above the federal poverty line. d. Health care is not covered for pregnant women and infants.
Arbitrage is:
a. Buying goods cheaply in one country and selling them for more in another b. The exporting of special products c. The importing of scare products d. A way to increase price differences between countries and to benefit from trade