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jc611

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What is the purpose or goal of outsourcing and privatization?
 
  a. to provide services that the private sector cannot
  b. to spur economic growth
  c. to improve the efficiency of public service delivery
  d. to expand the size of the federal bureaucracy

Question 2

According to Justice Blackmun, a woman had which type of right to an abortion in her first trimester?
 
  a. a constitutionally protected right
  b. no right
  c. a qualified right
  d. a partial right



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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