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management Munson Performance Auto, Inc., modifies 375 autos per year. The manager, Adam Munson, is interested in obtaining a measure of overall performance. He has asked you to provide him with a multifactor measure of last year's performance as a benchmark for future comparison. You have assembled the following data. Resource inputs were labor, 10,000 hours; 500 suspension and engine modification kits; and energy, 100,000 kilowatt-hours. Average labor cost last year was $20 per hour, kits cost$1,000 each, and energy costs were $3 per kilowatt-hour. What do you tell Mr. Munson? Verified answer Recommended textbook solutions
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Terms in this set (64)influence on government based on some combination of numbers of people; wealth, social norms; ideas; force and violence; and government actions is referred to as political power interest groups and political parties see citizens as voting blocs When poll taxes were legal in Texas, when did they have to be paid? between October and January each year In Texas, which of the following is required at least 30 days prior to an election? registration voter _______ legislation required voters to present government-issued picture identification when they go to vote identification Through the use of which two of the following powers can the people most effectively influence political change? by challenging social norms by modifying ideas those who oppose voter ID laws believe that such laws
restrict the right to vote Political ___ refers to taking part in activities that are related to governance participation in August 2015, a panel of three federal judges rejected a portion of Texas's is voter ID law as discriminatory, but the law was allowed to stay in place because it did not amount to ___ An unconstitutional poll tax What stipulates that poll taxes are illegal? a federal constitutional amendment Which of the following are part of the voting process in Texas? -identification to vote Once a Texan obtains an application for voter registration, how may it be given to the registrar for processing? by mail what is the result of having "deadwood" on voter registration lists? distorted counts of registered voters how do you calculate turnout using the voting-age population(VAP)? The number of people casting votes divided by the number of residents 18 and older what was the legal fate of Texas's voter ID law? It went into effect after the Supreme Court declared section 4 of the voting rights act unconstitutional voting-eligible population (VEP) formula differs from the voting-age population (VAP) formula by not counting which of the following groups? -noncitizens In July 2016, the full federal appeals court ruled that Texas's voter ID law violated the ______. Voting Rights Act how many states have no voter registration whatsoever? one For the 2010 congressional and statewide races, where did Texas rank in voter turnout compared to the rest of the states? 50th The names of individuals on a voting list who are registered at a certain address but no longer live there are called deadwood Using the VEP turnout rate, participation in recent presidential elections appears ______ previously determined using the VAP measure. higher than In Texas, turnout numbers for the presidential primary elections in 2020, ______. Decrease partly due to COVID-19 In 2018, the federal Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled that Texas's voter ID did not discriminate against African American and Latino voters. This decision was based partly on which of the following? the newly provided options for a Reasonable Impediment Declaration and alternate IDs The 2018 midterm elections saw the largest increase in voting turnout in US history True what happened after the US Supreme Court abolished poll tax in 1966? Voter registration soared. what happened when Texas switched to a permanent registration system? Voter registration increased significantly. what do political scientist prefer to use the voting-age population(VAP) to calculate voter turnout? It makes it easier to compare states In Smith v. Allwright, The US Supreme Court outlawed white primary Between the 2014 and 2018 elections the largest voting increase was among ______. The young select all of the following that help explain the low voter turnout in Texas. political culture After the 24th amendment to the U.S. constitution eliminated poll tax as a requirement in federal elections, Texas still required it for voting in the state elections requirements that voters on property were applied mostly to ______ Elections Local A(n) _______ Registration system is one that keeps its citizens on the voter registration list without requiring them to register every year permanent which of the following best describes the treatment of Hispanics in Texas during the Jim Crow era? They experienced the same types of violence and segregation as Black Americans. what was an outcome of the Supreme Court's 1935 ruling that held political parties were private organizations? African-Americans were really barred from participating in democratic primary's in Texas what year did taxes approve the 19th amendment to the constitution, which granted women the right to vote? 1919 Why are those with high socioeconomic status more likely to participate in elections? They perceive themselves as having a high stake in election outcomes. property ownership requirements for voting were applied particularly to _____ Elections, in which voters decide whether to fun building or renovation of schools. bond in what year did the US Supreme Court finally acknowledge that non-African-Americans were discriminated against under Jim Crow laws and that they were legally protected by the 14th amendment? 1954 what factors contribute to the fact that young voters are less likely to vote and become involved in politics? - They don't feel like that have a stake in the outcome. What was the white primary? a practice that excluded African Americans from the Democratic primary according to US census data, both voter registration and turnout among Hispanic voters in the 2012 election were significantly lower than among the non-Hispanic white population what was the method through which women gain the right to vote in Texas? The state legislator ratified the 19th amendment from the following, select the states that do not restrict the voting rights of a convicted felon Vermont and Maine which of the following characteristics would be found in someone more likely to participate in the political process in Texas? -high income which of the following is a factor contributing to Texas's low voter turnout? Lack of party competition In what era were property ownership requirements finally eliminated in Texas? 1970s in which of the following instances is voter turnout in Texas is likely to be highest? November general election in a presidential year which of the following issues have mobilized young voters to both vote and participate in other unconventional forms of political participation like protests and boycotts? gun control voter turnout can be affected by the electorate's trust in the election process. True currently, non-Hispanic whites and blacks in Texas are voting at ______ hispanics much higher rates than satisfaction with the status pro quo is considered "rational" reason for not voting true according to the sentencing project, as of 2016 what percent of the voting age population in Texas could not vote because they were in eligible felons? about 2 1/2% which of the following is a common feature of the various forms of political participation? having a goal of influencing governmental decisions in the US presidential elections, Texas solidly votes for the _______ party candidate Republican Thanks to greater reliance on ___ for campaign fundraising, donating to a campaign has become one of the easiest ways to participate in politics internet under Texas law if all races are uncontested cities in school boards can cancel the election Low levels of voter turnout in Texas is ______. caused by a combination of social, economic, and other factors which of the following have been suggested as ways to increase voter turnout? making voting
easier for many individual voters, the expressive value of voting does not outweigh the cost of participation True The most common form of political participation is voting In terms of political contributions to presidential candidates, Texas ranks among the highest in the nation which of the following factors contribute to the low levels of political participation in Texas? its traditional political culture Given the low probability that any individual will be a "pivotal" voter in a large-scale election, for many individual voters, voting is irrational Other sets by this creatorChapter 1457 terms Olivia_McAlister6Plus Chapter 1371 terms Olivia_McAlister6Plus chapter 1268 terms Olivia_McAlister6Plus chapter 1199 terms Olivia_McAlister6Plus Verified questions
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How to increase voter turnout in Texas quizlet?One thing that can be done to improve voter turnout is Election Day registration; in Texas you have to be registered 30 days prior to the election.
What are the three factors that have the most influence on voter turnout quizlet?Education The more education a voter has, the more likely he or she will vote. Age Middle-aged citizens have the highest voting turnout of all age groups. Income The higher the person's income, the more regularly the person votes.
What affects voter turnout quizlet?Many factors influence voter choice: When voters decide which candidate to support in an election, they are influenced by a number of factors: their own demographic characteristics, their political ideology and party identification, the characteristics of the candidate, and contemporary political issues.
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