Which of the following is a legitimate government regulation of a natural right?
a. Refusing to allow citizens to travel between states
b. Placing wire taps on the home phones of all American citizens
c. Denying voting rights to outspoken opponents of a war
d. Requiring airline passengers to pass security checkpoints before boarding their planes
e. Regulating the times at which citizens may be out of their homes
Question 2
Why are fiscal policies sometimes difficult to use in regulating the economy?
A) Federal spending cannot be easily adjusted up or down as economic conditions change.
B) Decisions about how much government should spend are made by a very small group of people.
C) Changes in spending and taxes can occur very quickly before many economists can agree on what the problem is.
D) Decisions by Congress to lower the discount rate to federal banks are a cumbersome process.
E) Checks and balances provided for in the Constitution require agreement among all three branches regarding a course of action.
Water and salt regulation by isosmotic, hyperosmotic, and hypoosmotic aquatic organisms.
Regulation of muscle contraction by tropomyosin and troponin
Natural seletion
Many Natural Resources Can Be Sustained
When a Tornado Strikes: Social Organization Following a Natural Disaster
Natural Capital versus GDP per Capita