When a Member of Congress Votes with a Colleague with the Expectation

question 62

Multiple Choice

When a member of Congress votes with a colleague with the expectation that the colleague will later vote for a measure about which the member is concerned it is called

• A)deal making.
• B)logrolling.
• C)cloture.
• D)franking.
• E)earmarking.

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Definitions:

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Labor-Market Discrimination

The unequal treatment of job applicants or workers based on race, gender, age, or other irrelevant characteristics which affects their opportunities and wages.

Wage Increase

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