Unlike Keynesians, supply-side theorists argue for a stable money supply achieved by focusing on ______.
a. inflationary pressures
b. unemployment rates
c. lowering tax rates
d. attracting consumer savers
c. lowering tax rates
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The Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP) in October 2008 was passed to ______.
a. bail out the auto industry b. bail out the credit card industry c. bail out financial institutions deemed “too big to fail” d. bail out the oil companies e. none of these
Which of the following statements about spending in House elections is true?
a. The more challengers spend, the more likely they are to win, but few spend enough to be competitive. b. House incumbents have such an advantage that no matter how much money challengers raise it is not enough. c. The more money incumbents spend, the greater their chances of winning reelection. d. The only route to success for challengers is raising and spending more money than incumbents.