The Complexity of the Procedure for Enacting a Law Gives

question 65

Multiple Choice

 The complexity of the procedure for enacting a law gives the advantage to the bill's 

• A) party supporters. 
• B) opponents. 
• C) congressional sponsors. 
• D) supporters in the executive branch. 
• E) supporters in the media.

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Definitions:

Adverse Selection

A situation in markets where buyers and sellers have access to different information, leading to transactions where one party may be at a disadvantage, often discussed in the context of insurance and used cars.

Individual Mandate

A requirement that individuals purchase health insurance or pay a penalty, aimed at ensuring universal coverage in health care systems.

Health Insurance Market

The marketplace where individuals, families, and employers purchase health insurance coverage.

Long-term Care Insurance

Insurance coverage designed to cover the costs of long-term care services, including both medical and non-medical needs for people with a chronic illness or disability.