What is a public interference into the economy that seeks to settle disputes that arise between competing private companies and is designed to break market dominance by one or more companies?

________ refers to a welfare strategy adopted by some states in which recipients sign a written agreement specifying their responsibilities and outlining a plan for obtaining work and achieving self-sufficiency

A. Workfare B. The two-track system C. The charter system D. De facto segregation E. Responsibility contract

Pennsylvania's government was considered "radically democratic" because it featured no

A. constitution. B. written laws. C. elected officials. D. legislature. E. governor.