Why did Congress establish regulatory commissions?
a. to hedge against the potential political costs of delegation by restricting the influence of presidents and party politics on regulatory decisions
b. to avoid placing bureaucratic layers between a president and agencies
c. an admission that Congress needed more information if it was going to regulate the economy more effectively
d. members of Congress focused on short-term concerns so they decided that commissions could make better long-term decisions
a. to hedge against the potential political costs of delegation by restricting the influence of presidents and party politics on regulatory decisions
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Thomas Malthus famously argued that the world would get to a point of not being able to sustain its population because ________
a. population growth is too rapid b. population growth occurs at a constant rate and food supplies grow at an exponential rate c. population growth occurs at an exponential rate and food supply growth occurs at a constant rate d. population growth will outpace energy growth e. population growth will outpace water availability
What accounts for the differences in political attitudes between blacks and whites?
What will be an ideal response?