A group formed primarily to pursue both social equality and economic goals is a(n)
a. noneconomic group.
b. government group.
c. political group.
d. economic group.
e. mixed group.
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT true regarding voter decisions on ballot measures?
a. Voters tend to use easily available shortcuts for information.
b. As ballot measures are mainly put forth by citizens and not politicians, partisanship is not a reliable predictor ofhow people will vote.
c. The availability of information shortcuts may explain why there are few examples of initiatives passing thatare later found to be unpopular with the voters who approved them.
d. In some states, official state agencies mail every registered voter a pamphlet listing each ballot proposal witharguments for and against it.
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