1. Is the information primary, secondary or tertiary? Explain. 2. How many years do four score and seven years mean? 3. What greatest concern or emergency was mentioned by Lincoln in his speech? 4. Explain Lincoln's message when he said that government is of the people, by the people and for the people? 5. What do you think was the occasion being celebrated when Lincoln delivered this speech. Explain your answer. PIVOT 4A CALABARZON

A Question 7 () Retake question Which of the following are true under the criteria of Pareto Safety? a. Relative economic injury is permissible b. Real economic injury is permissible c. Individuals can lose real income d. None of the above A Question 10 s) Retake question If "losers" to a proposed policy change could compensate the "gainers" and still be no worse off than if the proposed change was implemented, which of the following is achieved? a. Kaldor Compensation Test b. Hicks Compensation Test c. Kaldor Hicks Compensation Test d. None of the above

PRICE LEVEL Point D Point E Point A +H Point B +0 A LRAS +6 +8 ON REAL GOP From point A to E to B to I to C. + From point A to B to C. From point A to D to B to H to C. From point A to D to F to H to C. + SHAS Suppose the economy is self-regulating and is at point A when it experiences a one-shot, demand-induced inflation. If there are no other changes in the economy, at what point will the economy settle? SRAS SRAS, AD₁ AD₂ AD₁ Suppose the economy is at point A when it is faced with two adverse supply shocks. The Fed tries to counter these shocks by increasing aggregate demand. What path will the economy follow?

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1. Payment for health services in most low-income countries comes from: Group of answer choices Cash Taxes Microloans Individual insurance 2. Foreign aid makes up what percent of the U.S. national budget? ____ 3. A _______ usually has clear goals and defined end dates.

16. Which of the following types of political culture stresses the importance of the individual and private initiative? a. Individualistic b. Traditionalistic c. Moralistic d. Socialistic e. Civic

1. According to Robert Reich, what is the goal of a business? a. Preserving the environment b. Creating and adhering to corporate social responsibility guidelines c. Generating profit 2. True or false, Simpson argues global corporations enhance economic freedom and their power causes conflicts of interest and social problems. a. True b. False 3. Which of the following is a rule that the Macdonald and Williams-Jones argue need to be applied if a company is going to use genetic testing or screening on their employees? a. It must be mandatory b. The employee must pay out of pocket for the procedure c. The employee cannot be terminated due to the test results 4. According to Pava, why should businesses be required to adhere to corporate social responsibility standards? a. They are involved in more than just making money b. They effect the environment c. They effect the lives of their employees d. All the above 5. Why does Palmer reject government intervention in controlling the timber…

Which of the following statements about formal and informal communication channels is most accurate?   a. Managers should do everything possible to avoid grapevine communication within an organization.   b. All relevant organizational information should flow through formal communication channels.   c. A free exchange of information within organizations should be avoided because it can lead to chaos.   d. Companies should monitor social media sites to see what customers and others are saying about the company.

Which is an example of a check Congress has on the judicial branch? a. reducing salaries of federal judges. b. determining if a law is constitutional. c. approving judicial appointments. d. approving the federal budget.   Which of the following is a check that Congress has on the executive branch?  a.the power to appoint individuals to federal judicial positions. b.the power to wage war c.the power to set the agenda and address the United States. d.the power to impeach the president.

24. A proposed amendment can be ratified by two-thirds vote of each house or by a a. Congressional petition. c. presidential order. b. Supreme Court rule. d. national convention. 25. Ratification of an amendment must come within this time limit.