The Necessary and Proper Clause (Or the Elastic Clause) Provides

question 132

Multiple Choice

The necessary and proper clause (or the elastic clause) provides the national government with justification for its

• A) veto powers.
• B) policy-making powers.
• C) enumerated powers.
• D) implied powers.

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Definitions:

Control

The ability to direct, manage, or govern resources, processes, or situations to achieve desired outcomes.

Negative Performance

Refers to outcomes or results of work that fail to meet expected standards, objectives, or goals, often impacting the organization or individual negatively.

Goal-setting Programs

Initiatives or strategies designed to establish objectives and plans to achieve them within a specified timeframe.

Planning Component

An essential part of the planning process that includes defining objectives, strategies, and actions to achieve goals.