Legislators Often Gain by Bundling a Number of Projects Benefiting

question 134

Multiple Choice

Legislators often gain by bundling a number of projects benefiting local districts at the expense of general taxpayers together on a single bill. Such legislation is called

• A) market failure legislation.
• B) the rational-ignorance effect.
• C) public-goods legislation.
• D) pork-barrel legislation.

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Knowledge of supplemental, vertical, and numeric filing systems for organizing information.

Understanding the importance of secure, accessible, and orderly filing equipment and systems.

Understand the initial steps and preparation required for efficient filing.

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