4.7-4.10 unit 4

2. french word, free-market theory
4. health care program for the impoverished who cannot afford necessary medical expenses
9. movement that emerged in cities from the roots of the republican party
10. the amount of money spent on cash commercial banks made by the feds
13. being open to allowing the government to act flexibly and expand beyond established constraints
15. policy that part of the econic policy that is concerned with government spending and taxation
18. issues that sharply divide the public, used by political groups in strategic ways to gather support
20. believes in following tradition and having reverence for authority
21. voters who generally oppose government intervention or regulation
22. policy making process that emerges from the interaction of people with government in order to put into place and carry out the will
23. follow fundamental christian ideas
25. spending that pays those who are legally "entitled" to the funds
27. comprehensive and mutually consistent set of ideas
28. the largest entitlement program

1. process of an ever-expanding and increasingly interactive world economy
3. government-run health insurance program for citizens over 65 years old
5. economics that addresses fiscal policy
6. franklin roosevelt based his _______ concept largely on the keynesian model
7. a nation that exports more than it imports has a favorable ___________
8. policy how the government manages the supply and demand of its currency
11. strong influence and interact with all three branches in the policy making process
12. system that manages the money supply
14. rising prices and devaluation of the dollar
16. middle of the liberal-conservative spectrum
17. amendment trumped the court and allows congress to tax people's incomes
19. concerns or policies viewed in the same way by people with a variety of ideologies
21. balancing one core belief in individual liberties, the other is shared belief
24. income tax meaning one's tax rate increases as one's incomes increases
26. also addresses fiscal policy, believes that the government should leave as much of the money supply as possible with the people letting the laws of economics govern the marketplace