A. the elderly
B. women
C. minorities
D. children
A. land used for both mining and recreation
B. Swimming fishing and boating in the same lake
C. stringing beads in the morning fishing in the afternoon, and teaching bead stringing at night
D. All of the above
A. a causal relationship is of no consequence
B. a causal relationship is difficult to prove
C. variables are vaguely defined
D. research monies are not forthcoming
A. social change
B. cultural change
C. political change
D. radical change
A. inferred powers
B. residual powers
C. implied powers
D. reserved powers
A. Decrease aggregate demand
B. Always equal savings
C. Always equal national income
D. include investment and export spending
A. increasing injections
B. Reducing taxation rates
C. Reducing interest rates
D. Reducing government spending