When He Became Attorney General, Robert Kennedy Sought to Refocus

question 5

Multiple Choice

When he became attorney general, Robert Kennedy sought to refocus the attention of the FBI on

• A) organized crime and civil rights.
• B) communist spies and terrorism.
• C) political corruption and campaign law violations.
• D) illegal immigration and drug trading.
• E) automobile theft and illegal weapons.

Analyze how specialization and trade affect the production possibilities and economic outcomes for countries.

Identify key global leaders in exports and understand the significance of their roles in international trade.

Distinguish between labor-intensive, land-intensive, and capital-intensive commodities.

Understand and apply the concept of opportunity costs in the context of international trade.

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