Multiple Choice
Under what market conditions are firms most likely to enter an industry, and under what conditions are they most likely to exit?
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In a(n) _______ government, power is divided between central and state governments.
A
federal
B
unitary
C
authoritarian
D
confederate
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Understand the key concept: The question asks about a type of government where power is divided between central and state governments.
Recall definitions of government types: A 'unitary' government centralizes power in one central authority, while an 'authoritarian' government is characterized by strong central control, often without division of power.
Consider 'confederate' government: This is a system where the states hold most of the power, and the central government is weaker.
Identify 'federal' government: This system divides power between a central government and various state governments, sharing authority according to a constitution.
Conclude that the correct term for a government where power is divided between central and state governments is 'federal'.
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