Section 315 of the 1934 Communications Act Requires Broadcast Stations

question 32

Multiple Choice

Section 315 of the 1934 Communications Act requires broadcast stations to

• A)Cover all sides of a controversy
• B)Give all qualified political candidates an equal opportunity to obtain airtime
• C)Provide response time for individuals attacked in a broadcast editorial
• D)Provide educational programming for children
• E)Serve the public interest of their audiences

Distinguish between moral hazard and adverse selection.

Identify the impact of safety measures and monitoring on behavior change.

Evaluate the financial implications of installing safety equipment in the workplace.

Assess the effects of various types of insurance policies on individual behavior.

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