The Following Questions Refer to the Excerpt Below

question 27

Multiple Choice

The following questions refer to the excerpt below.
"Well,there is no magic money machine.Every dollar the government spends comes out of your pockets.Every dollar the government gives to someone has to first be taken away from someone else.So,it's our moral duty to make sure that we can justify every one of your tax dollars,that we spend them wisely and carefully and,just as important,fairly.
Unfortunately,hardly anyone could honestly call Federal budgets wise,careful,or fair.Is it fair to ask one small business to help subsidize its competitors? Is it fair to ask workers in the private economy to pay for civil service pensions that are much more generous than the retirement benefits they receive? Is it fair to ask low-income families to help pay for the college education of children from families with incomes as high as $100,000 a year? Is it fair to ask taxpayers to help pay billions for export subsidies to a handful of America's biggest corporations?"
President Ronald Reagan,Address to the Nation on the Federal Budget and Deficit Reduction,April 24,1985
-The excerpt reflects all of the following except

• A) fiscal conservatism.
• B) a belief in the Constitutionality of the New Deal.
• C) a repudiation of the Great Society.
• D) federal deregulation of numerous industries.

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Definitions:

Ludwig Binswanger

A Swiss psychiatrist and pioneer in existential psychology, which emphasizes understanding an individual's experience and responsibility.

Umwelt, Mitwelt

Concepts in existential psychology referring to an individual's personal environment (Umwelt) and the social world or community (Mitwelt).

Existentialistic Superman

A concept often associated with Nietzsche's ideals, symbolizing an individual who creates their own values and meaning in life.

Thrown-Ness

A philosophical term expressing the arbitrariness of individuals' circumstances at birth.