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The most basic investigative tool of economics is the
Courts of Appeals
Intermediate appellate courts in the United States federal court system that review and decide appeals from federal district courts and administrative agencies.
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Individuals, often journalists, who investigate and report news stories to the public through various media channels.
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Judicial venues that decide cases based on fairness and moral righteousness, as opposed to strictly adhering to written laws.
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