Are Connotations an Important Consideration When We Choose Our Words

question 135

Multiple Choice

Are connotations an important consideration when we choose our words?

• A)Yes, because we should never use words that have connotations.
• B)Yes, because two terms that express the same concept might evoke different feelings.
• C)No, because two terms that express the same concept will always evoke the same feelings.
• D)No, unless we are writing poetry.
• E)No, unless we are writing political speeches.

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Definitions:

Permanent Tax

A concept in fiscal policy describing taxes that are intended to be implemented indefinitely or without a predetermined end date.

Aggregate Demand

The total market demand for goods and services within an economy at a fixed price level over a certain time period.

Crowding-Out Effect

The offset in aggregate demand that results when expansionary fiscal policy raises the interest rate and thereby reduces investment spending.

Government Spending

The total amount of money that a government expends on public services, social welfare programs, infrastructure, and defense, among other areas.