Ronald Reagan's economic policies were a rejection of
a. the theories of Adam Smith.
b. the theories of John Maynard Keynes.
c. supply-side economics.
d. trickle-down economics.
Question 2
The policy role of government in the United States is influenced by all of the following EXCEPT
a. Americans have a relatively modest expectation of government.
b. the actions that government can take are constrained by the checks and balances and the absence of party unity in Congress.
c. the ability of the federal government to get anything done is severely constrained by the realities of the budget.
d. the government must respond to the needs of a homogenous society dominated by a younger middle class.
