Which of the following is true of tax breaks for special interest?
A) They require the government to spend more on interest groups than subsidies.
B) Demanding tax breaks is becoming an increasingly unpopular objective of interest groups.
C) Tax breaks for a special interest can be harder to obtain than subsidies.
D) They do not look like government spending.
E) Tax breaks are also referred to as subsidies.
Question 2
Unlike private-sector unions, public-sector unions:
A) are composed of less than 10 percent of the total public-sector workers.
B) have seen a steady decline over the last several decades.
C) do not have the right to strike over wages and working conditions.
D) do not have the right to vote for their own bosses.
E) do not have any influence upon the government.
Adapoids and omomyoids had longer snouts and are the first “true” primates.
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