Levels of Discourse Are Generally Described As

question 19

Multiple Choice

Levels of discourse are generally described as:

• A) ​the reasons for writing the text.
• B) ​norms, ideas, organization, and grammar.
• C) ​the readers to whom the writing is directed.
• D) ​styles, lettering, and fonts.
• E) ​the characters and settings the writing is about.

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Definitions:

Public Bureaucracies

Organizations within the public sector governed by a fixed set of rules and structured hierarchically, tasked with implementing government policies.

Public Choice Theorists

Economists and political scientists who study how public decisions are made, applying theories and methods of economics to analyze political behavior and decision-making.

Market System Failure

An economic situation where the allocation of goods and services by a free market is not efficient, often justifying government intervention.

Unfunded Liability

A future government spending commitment (liability) for which the government has not legislated an offsetting revenue source.