Automobiles that are made in Japan and brought into the United States to sell are an example of a(n)

What is the purpose of the Council of Economic Advisers?

a. to advise the president on economic policy b. to lobby Congress in defense of the president's budget c. to prepare the president's budget d. to review and recommend agency spending

In the picket-fence analogy, money and authority run vertically along programs from upper to lower levels of government agencies, while the legislative and executive branches of government, the horizontal slats, can do little to support or affect the vertical slats, or programs

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.