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What is a service?
What does the judicial branch do?
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What does the judicial branch do?
review's the laws
checks the laws
reviews problems in court
amends constitution
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What is a service?
it helps the market
one person does and action, for payment
supply of the food store
a person or, group helps for another in exchange for payment
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what are the rights of the decoration of independence
life liberty and the pursuit of happiness
life and libirty
life, liberty and happiness
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What rights belong to everyone living in the United States?
amendments 1&2
freedom of speech religion press and petition the government
the bill of rights
the constitution
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What are three ways the Fed affects the money supply?
assisting banks in need, printing more money,& donate
giving money to banks in trouble, selling bonds donate money
changing amount of money, selling bonds, and loaning money
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What is the Law of Demand?
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demand increases, and price decreases
price decreases, the demand increases
price, and demand decrease because the federal reserve
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What is scarcity?
more supply
only more demand
when there is more demand and high prices for all goods.
more supply that demand
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How do interest rates affect the economy?
the government taxes the federal reserve if they do loan.
it is more expensive to take out loans
it is a cheaper way on how to invest in good health care
it makes it more expensive for people to take out loans
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What is scarcity
hard to find
easy to find
rare
easy to find
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What is the Law of Supply?
price increases, the supply increases
supply increases and demand decrease
supply decreases and supply increases
supply and demand decrease
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The Federalist Papers supported the passage of the U.S. Constitution who are the writers?
Gorge Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Hamilton
Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, Johnny J
John Jay, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton