Which of the following was identified as one of the primary questions of budgeting?
A. deciding reasonable debt reductions in light of public needs
B. system-level allocation between the public and private sector; which activities justify government intervention
C. how active the public is in budgeting policy
D. constitutional question of whether Congress should more aggressively reassert control over the budget process
B. system-level allocation between the public and private sector; which activities justify government intervention
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Which of the following is NOT located in a typical U.S. embassy?
a. a CIA station b. a NSA station c. military attachés d. commercial and agricultural attachés e. an FBI station
An accurate way to gain insight into the public's perception of a candidate is through
A) man-on-the-street opinion polls, because they are conducted by the media. B) tracking polls, because they are conducted almost daily and enable fine-tuning of the candidate's message. C) advertising expenditures, because these are indicative of the strongest candidate. D) the primary election, because the response from voters will always indicate the strongest candidate. E) campaign contributions made by individual households, because this funding highlights most voter's preference.