POL 310 Week 1 Quiz

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10-ash/pol-310-week-1-quiz 1.  Aesthetic values
are examples of which category of
value? Utilitarian Judicial Direct Non-use   2. 
The House and Senate are comprised of      
committees and sub-committees.       regulators
and heads of agencies.       the Cabinet and
executive staff.       the Vice President and
gubernatorial members.  
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3.  Statutes are laws passed by  the Legislative
branch.  the Executive branch.  the
Administrative agencies. the Judiciary.   4.  The
U.S. Senate is comprised of members based upon
census data regarding population size. equal
representation of the states. shifting
demographics from election to election. proportion
al relationships to the number of representatives
per state.   5.  Which is the following is an
example of an ecosystem service?   Water
filtration Landscaping services Coal mining
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Pollution abatement   6.  Trading pollution
permits is an example ofmarket-based
mechanisms. privatization of resources. community
control of resources. environmental
justice.   7.  Environmental justice
violations only occur accidentally. are
adequately addressed by existing law. may cause
the displacement of environmental damage across
space or time. are generally superficial and
harmless to the environment.   8. 
Characteristics of environmental policy include
all of the following, except
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scientific uncertainty and risk. greenwashing. spa
tial and temporal mismatch. externalities.   9. 
Hallmarks of environmental policy-making include
all of the following, except (Points 1)  
managing risk.   subjective assessments.  
scientific certainty.   cost-benefit
analysis.   10.   According to the precautionary
principle, we are ethically bound to ensure that
businesses are not harmed by environmental
policies. to take no chances in the face of
scientific uncertainty. to be aggressive in the
creation of environmental policy, even if the
consequences of the policy cannot be reversed
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to err on the side of cautiousness when facing
scientific uncertainty with the possibility of
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