Intro to government roles
Allows the government to break up companies with control of a market.
What is the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890?
A percentage of the total income is deducted from a paycheck and is paid by sole proprietorships.
What are Personal Income Taxes?
There are three branches of Government.
What are the Executive Branch, the Legislative Branch, and the Judicial Branch?
Allows central banks to achieve price stability and help maintain economic stability.
What is Monetary Policy?
How many Siblings does Gabriel have?
What is Seven?
The government sets strict rules affecting businesses within certain industries.
What is regulation?
They are imposed by state, local, and foreign governments.
What are Corporate Income Taxes?
Are rules, regulations and interpretations os statutory law set forth by administrative agencies and commissions.
What is Administrative Laws?
What is Contractionary Monetary Policy?
What is Karla's dream car?
What is a 2024 Chevrolet Trailblazer?
Address Market Failures when costs and benefits are not correctly reflected in Market Prices.
What is Government Regulations and Policies?
A special tax placed on foreign goods sold in the United States.
What are Tariffs?
Protecting employees, engaging in job creation activities, organizing workers, participating in poverty reduction programs, and campaigns for labor standards are known as.
What are the 5 ways an organized labor society helps?
Involves decreasing the money supply and credit growth to discourage borrowing and spending by consumers and businesses?
What is Expansionary Monetary Policy?
What is Kimber's favorite song?
What is Last Kiss by J. Frank Wilson and the Cavaliers?
Entails creating laws and agencies that protect the eight basic rights of the consumer.
What is Protecting Customers?
What are Custom Duties?
Help workers with work-related issues.
What is the function of a union?
Are regulations requiring commercial banks to keep a certain percentage of their customers' deposits on reserve each night?
What are Reserve Requirements?
What famout person does Tanya share a birthday with?
Who is Malissa Benoist?
Was created in 1970, stressing clean air, land and water.
What is the EPA?
Are designed to control potentially harmful practices.
What are Excise Taxes?
The Wagner Act of 1935 was also known as?
What is The National Labor Relations Act?
Is when the Federal Reserve buys or sells government securities from its member banks to increase or reduce the amount of money in the banking system.
What is Open Market Operations
What does Gabriel do in his free time?
What is Working Out?