The Trouble with the Myth of Congress as the Broken

question 36

Multiple Choice

The trouble with the myth of Congress as the broken branch is that it ignores:

• A) The fact that the presidency is just as bad
• B) All the good people who are in Congress
• C) The wide range of congressional responsibilities
• D) The high level of efficiency of Congress as a lawmaking body

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Definitions:

Trustbusters

Individuals or government entities that work to prevent or break up monopolies and trusts, aiming to encourage competition in the marketplace.

Alcoa Case

A landmark antitrust case in the United States that significantly expanded the concept of monopolistic practices and market domination by the Aluminum Company of America.

Sherman Antitrust

A landmark federal statute in the United States that prohibits monopolistic business practices, aiming to promote fair competition for the benefit of consumers.

Sherman Antitrust Act

A foundational statute in United States antitrust law passed in 1890 that outlaws monopolistic business practices and promotes competition in the marketplace.