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How did Wilson's agenda further expand the governments role in the economy?
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Who evaluate the governments agenda?
a public interest group
What would most likely be on a governments public agenda?
Crime
What are the release dates for The Agenda with Steve Paikin - 2006 Ontario's Economy?
The Agenda with Steve Paikin - 2006 Ontario's Economy was released on: USA: 3 September 2008
Why agenda 21 important?
The United States was one of the countries out of 178 governments not to sign.
According to the Agenda which group has the foremost responsibility for bringing about changes in the environment?
local governments
How did Wilson's agenda further expand the government's role in the economy?
Wilson's agenda, known as the New Freedom, expanded the government's role in the economy through legislation such as the Federal Reserve Act, which created a central banking system to regulate the economy. He also implemented the Clayton Antitrust Act to curb monopolistic practices and protect small businesses, and the Federal Trade Commission Act to regulate unfair business practices. These policies aimed to promote competition and regulate the economy to prevent abuses of power.
If having all American citizens be able to read is part of American public agenda which policy would not be implemented to further the agenda?
stricter drug enforcement
Who will be elected for your US President?
the person that can most easily be manipulated to further the agenda of the ruling elite
What is an action item?
An action item is a specific item on a list or agenda which requires further action.
What best explains why ratification of an amendment served the Progressive agenda?
it increased the governments power to fight a major social illness
What event was most responsible for pushing the economy to the top of the policy agenda in 2008?
the collapse of major financial institution
Judges who use their positions to further their personal right to life agenda might accused of?
judicial activism
