Chapter 06 - Political Choices: The Problems of Justice and Efficiency

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Across

  1. A basic dilemma for all governments is that collective goods can be guaranteed only at the expense of what? (Two words) (17)
  2. A name for those people who argue that the best approximation of the common good is achieved through bargaining and compromise between conflicting interests. (10)
  3. An example of a negative externality that results from many farm and manufacturing enterprises. (9)
  4. The class of rights that are accorded more protection from government (or private) abridgement or denial. (11)
  5. A term that describes a type of policymaking that is a rapid process of large, bold, ground-breaking, & comprehensive steps to achieve a goal in the least amount of time with the fewest lost opportunities. (10)
  6. This president's civil-rights policies were innovative. (Two words) (12)
  7. This president's civil-rights policies were primarily incremental. (Two words) (18)
  8. The term that describes a type of policymaking that is a slow process of small, cautious, trial-&-error steps to progressively achieve a goal with the least risk of costly mistakes. (11)
  9. This form of justice is achieved if the outcome of a public policy is fair. (two words) (19)
  10. Keynesian economics advocates which: pure socialism, pure capitalism, or a mixed economy? (Two words) (13)

Down

  1. An example of a positive externality that is sometimes undertaken voluntarily by property owners but often requires government subsidies. (Two words) (21)
  2. The term for how fairly public policies distribute costs and benefits. (7)
  3. The term that Jefferson used to describe the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. (11)
  4. This form of justice is achieved if the process of making, enforcing or adjudicating a law is fair. (two words) (18)
  5. The term for how well public policies produce benefits at the least cost. (10)
  6. The general term for all of those collective costs or benefits that are not taken into account in the market calculation of the individual costs & benefits of the buyer & seller. (13)
  7. Innovative policymaking is more likely to occur in this type of political system. (13)
  8. Affirmative action policies require what type of treatment of women or minorities? (12)
  9. Incremental policymaking is more likely to occur in this type of political system. (12)
  10. This problem makes it difficult for a market-based economy to efficiently provide expensive public goods, like national security. (Two words) (10)
  11. A phrase that describes those higher excise taxes on goods and services claimed to be harmful to the public good. (Two words) (9)
  12. Incremental policymaking is more likely in this type of political system. (7)
  13. The term that describes a claim to a privilege. (5)
  14. Innovative policymaking is more likely to occur in this type of political system. (7)
  15. In general terms, how many rights (none or some) are unlimited, i.e., not subject to government abridgement or denial. (4)


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