If groups looking to legalize marijuana for recreational use failed to change the federal government's policy toward the drug and, as a result, began lobbying state legislatures where legalization was popular, it would be an example of

In _____, the Supreme Court overruled Lowe v. Austin (1872) and upheld a nondiscriminatory tax on tires and tubes imported from France and Canada

a. Brown v. Maryland (1827) b. Michelin Tire Corporation v. Wages (1976) c. Estin v. Estin (1948) d. None of the above.

MERs stands for _______________ at representative values.

a. Minimal b. Maximum c. Marginal d. Multiple