The Government's Decision to Reduce the Number of Accidental Deaths

question 25

Multiple Choice

The government's decision to reduce the number of accidental deaths in the home by 100,000

• A)would be very easy to do.
• B)was tried before but found to be too cumbersome to be handled at the federal level.
• C)could be accomplished using several methods that need to be evaluated for costs.
• D)was never a good idea.

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