Madison Explains How the Many Different Parts of the Government

question 16

Multiple Choice

Madison explains how the many different parts of the government and its attendant "multiplicity of interests" significantly reduces the chance of a majority coalition to oppress an individual or minority in

• A) Federalist No. 15.
• B) Federalist No. 46.
• C) Federalist No. 51.
• D) Federalist No. 70.
• E) Federalist No. 78.

---

Definitions:

Selection Bias

Selection bias is a distortion in statistical analysis resulting from the method of collecting samples, potentially causing results to not be representative of the wider population.

Market Efficiency

The degree to which market prices fully reflect all available information and expectations, enabling securities to be priced appropriately.

Black Monday

Refers to a specific date, October 19, 1987, when stock markets around the world crashed, recording the largest one-day percentage decline in stock market history.

Daily Returns

The profit or loss of an investment over a single trading day, expressed as a percentage of the investment's value at the start of the trading day.