The Four Conditions That Must Be Met for Punishment to Be

question 68

Multiple Choice

The four conditions that must be met for punishment to be effective are ________,________,________,and ________.

• A)it must be delayed for a brief period of time;it must be relatively likely to occur;it must be mild;and it must be perceived by recipients as deserved
• B)it must be delayed for a brief period of time;it must be relatively likely to occur;it must be mild;and it must be perceived by all parties to the punishment as deserved
• C)it must be delayed for a brief period of time;it must be relatively likely to occur;it must be strong;and it must be perceived by recipients as deserved
• D)it must be prompt;it must be certain to occur;it must be strong;and it must be perceived by recipients as deserved
• E)it must be delayed for a brief period of time;it must be certain to occur;it must be strong;and it must be perceived by recipients as deserved

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Definitions:

Fiscal Policies

Government policies regarding taxation and spending that are used to influence the economy.

Natural Rate of Unemployment

The unemployment rate at which the economy is considered to be at full employment, with no cyclical or deficient-demand unemployment.

Phillips Curve

An economic theory proposing a short-term inverse relationship between inflation and unemployment rates, initially suggested by economist A.W. Phillips.

Labor Markets

The supply and demand for labor, where employers seek to hire workers and workers seek employment, influencing wages and working conditions.