A Non-Expendable Trust Which Benefits a Government or Its Citizenry

question 141

Multiple Choice

A non-expendable trust which benefits a government or its citizenry and which stipulates that earnings only (not principal) may be used for its provided purpose is an example of a:

• A) Special Revenue Fund.
• B) Permanent Fund.
• C) Private-purpose Trust Fund.
• D) None of the Above

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Definitions:

Collecting Data

The process of gathering and measuring information on variables of interest in a systematic fashion.

Direct Observation

The method of gathering data by watching subjects in their natural environment without intervention or manipulation.

Interviews

A method of gathering information through direct, face-to-face conversation where questions are asked to obtain qualitative data.

Independent Variable

In a study, the variable that is intentionally altered by the investigator to see its impact on the dependent variable.