Which of the following is responsible for determining whether enough evidence exists to go to trial?

Which of the following is meant by the term "the reemergence of economics"?

a. (C) Decisionmakers generally understood that economics was important, but often they acted as if it was a secondary issue; this is changing, and economics is once again becoming a primary issue. b. Until the Persian Gulf War, American decisionmakers never considered cost in a military undertaking; now, however, they do. c. The economic theory of mercantilism was discredited during the early nineteenth century, but now it is the driving force behind attempted development in the Third World. d. none of the above

A reasonable inference to be drawn from the textbook on state government is that

a. state governments are relatively small fiscal entities. b. authority is more dispersed in the executive branch of the state than in the federal government. c. state government is becoming less and less important in the American political system. d. in comparison with the presidency, a governor is a powerful figure with much more relative control over the administration of government affairs.