Types of Policies
International Affairs
Economic Policies
Making Policies
Federal Revenue and Spending
100

What are the three major types of policies?

Redistributive, Distributive, and Regulatory

100

Which agency is responsible for diplomacy in foreign policy?

Department of State

100

What economic theory argues that government should create the right level of demand?

Keynesian Economics

100

What is the first step in the policy-making process?

Setting the Agenda

100

What is the primary source of federal revenues?

Income taxes

200

The Temporary Assistance to Needy Families is what type of program?

Anti-poverty

200

According to the War Powers Resolution of 1973, how long can presidents commit troops without explicit Congressional authorization?

60 days

200

What is the Discount Rate?

The interest rate on loans for banks

200

Policy Marketing is which step of the policy making process?

None. Policy marketing is not part of the process.

200

What is the largest part of our budget?

Military spending

300

What type of fiscal policy is used to increase economic growth?

Expansionary Policy

300

Which act provided a path to citizenship for existing illegal immigrants in 1986?

Simpson-Mazzoli Act

300

What is the primary function of the federal reserve?

Serving as the central bank for the US

300

Which amendment creates the income tax?

16th

300

Social security is an example of what type of spending?

Entitlement spending

400

What type of policy would environmental laws fall under?

Regulatory

400

What percentage of Americans were considered poor in 2023?

11.1%

400

How long do Federal Reserve Board members serve?

14 years

400

Which law keeps unions from making membership mandatory in Ohio?

Right to Work

400

What is the estimated year until which Social Security can continue unchanged?

2035

500

Which economic policy was associated with President Reagan?

Reaganomics

500

What percentage of Americans are first-generation immigrants?

13%

500

How would the government change open market operations if they wanted people to spend more money?

Encourage them to buy more stocks.

500

During a period of inflation, what does the government want people to do?

Spend less money

500

What is the current national debt?

$37 trillion

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