For a Bill That Starts in the House the Steps

question 36

Multiple Choice

For a bill that starts in the House the steps are

• A) introduction, referral, consideration by standing committee, floor action, action by a conference committee and approval by both houses, and action by the governor.
• B) introduction, floor action, referral, consideration by standing committee, action by a conference committee and approval by both houses, and action by the governor.
• C) introduction, action by full committee, referral, consideration by standing committee, floor action, and action by governor.
• D) introduction, referral, action by conference committee and approval by both houses, and action by the governor.
• E) introduction, referral, approval by both house, floor action, consideration by conference committee, and action by governor.

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Definitions:

Foreign Competition

Competition that domestic companies face from companies located in other countries, influencing markets, pricing, and innovation.

Trade Restrictions

Measures such as tariffs, quotas, and embargoes that countries impose to control the amount of trade across their borders.

Import-Substitution Policy

An economic strategy aimed at reducing dependence on imported goods by promoting domestic production of similar products.

Trade Restrictions

Measures implemented by a government to control or limit the import and/or export of goods and services, often to protect domestic industries.