Macroeconomics

The long-term impact of Munn v Illinois (1877) on regulatory efforts w

The long-term impact of Munn v Illinois (1877) on regulatory efforts was (a) to hold back federal efforts to regulate business. (b) to prevent states from regulating interstate trade. (c) to provide a temporary justification for regulating business. (d) to establish government as able to regulate all businesses permanently.   ANSWER (d)

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Date: September 10th, 2020

Why was the Munn v Illinois (1877) court case particularly important w

Why was the Munn v Illinois (1877) court case particularly important with regard to government regulation? (a) It upheld the traditional right of businesses to act freely without interference by government. (b) It established the right of government at any level to regulate any business activity if it was deemed desirable for any reason. (c) […]

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Date: September 10th, 2020

Business cycles can be described best as (a) being pervasive during t

Business cycles can be described best as (a) being pervasive during the antebellum period but their effects were isolated to the private sector. (b) being pervasive during the antebellum period but their effects were isolated to the public sector. (c) being pervasive during the antebellum period and their effects were felt both in the private […]

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Date: September 10th, 2020

Prior to the 1880s, federal government control over the daily operatio

Prior to the 1880s, federal government control over the daily operations of private economic activity (a) was important but not as important as during the 1880s and following decades. (b) was virtually nonexistent; state and local governments handled any regulation or business management. (c) was important, but in the 1880s and following decades, it became […]

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Date: September 10th, 2020