1. Friedman believed that the solution to higher education was different than pu
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1. Friedman believed that the solution to higher education was different than public education because higher education differs from public education in the fact that:
public schools were for children and higher education was for adults.
courses in higher education are more difficult than public school courses.
public schools are state funded and higher education was federally funded.
that on average, enrollment in higher education was much greater than enrollment in public schools.
no one is required by law to attend college.
Friedman view of equality who lead the reader to surmise that the role of government should be to:
enact policies designed to equate income across all racial lines.
attempt to achieve identical outcomes for all ethnic segments of the population.
force equality thereby insuring freedom.
attempt to insure “equality of opportunity” for all citizens.
all of the above.
According to Friedman, in countries where wealth has been redistributed unfairly the results have been that:
people will start to break laws.
people will have less respect for laws.
people will evade the country and look for better opportunities elsewhere
none of the above.
all of the above.
Friedman’s idea of the role of government consumer agencies is that:
agencies have done a very good job protecting the consumer.
agencies should give the consumer information on products and leave them free to choose.
agencies have been successful in promoting competition among producers
agencies have been successful keeping product prices low.
all statements are true.
Explanation / Answer
(1) The correct answer is option (b).
(2) The correct answer is option (e)
(3) The correct answer is option (e)
(4) The correct answer is option (e)
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