A. the move of the middle class and industry to the suburbs
B. the inner city,s declining tax base
C. a high percentage of deprived and trapped individuals
D. all of the above
A. time place and quantity of production
B. assessment collection and counting of taxes
C. measurement of land water and minerals
D. production distribution and consumption of goods and services
A. Birthrates death rates sex rates
B. Age groups marriage incidence divorce frequency
C. Human mobility
D. Rock forming land shag soil forming
A. split ticket voting
B. huge political gaffes
C. loss of direct contact with the electorate
D. running the wrong candidates
A. production-possibility schedules
B. product-moment correlations
C. Venn diagrams
D. welfare functions
A. rules for behavior
B. social philosophy
C. systematic and methodical study
D. study of individual behavior
A. National income will increase
B. National income will decrease
C. National income will stay in equilibrium
D. Price will fall