A legal case in which the facts are heard for the first time, and in which legal rules of procedure must be followed in hearing witness testimony, production of evidence, etc., is best described as a case involving
a. appellate jurisdiction.
b. criminal jurisdiction.
c. original jurisdiction.
d. civil jurisdiction.
e. legal jurisdiction.
C
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A. to study cases where direct comparative studies are not possible B. to generate irrefutable answers to political questions C. to validate hypotheses which have no real-life examples D. to help narrow down potential explanations for political outcomes E. to disregard anomalies that go against the original hypothesis
According to the textbook, which of the following has been the major area of concern for the Fed since the mid-1970s?
a. the balance of trade b. the Consumer Price Index c. the unemployment rate d. inflation