A secondary effect of the 1934 National Housing Act was to:
a. establish maximum building codes
b. prohibit discrimination in housing
c. expand the housing market
d. tighten the economy
Answer: c. expand the housing market
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A) Constant sum B) Q-sort C) Paired comparison D) Rank order
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A) All information is relevant, even if the information is not discussed in the judge's final decision. B) Missing information generally proves that one of the parties is trying to hide something. C) If relevant information is missing, the subsequent reasoning may be faulty because it will not rest squarely on all relevant facts. D) Ethical norms are generally based on relevant missing information.