Question 59 Comparing San Francisco to Los Angeles and San Diego, which had the highest % voting for Hillary Clinton in 2016 O Los Angeles San Francisco O They had equal percentages in favor of Clinton O San Diego Question 60 California can pass a law - or even a state Constitutional amendment - without involving the Governor or the State legislature. O True O False

Question 59 Comparing San Francisco to Los Angeles and San Diego, which had the highest % voting for Hillary Clinton in 2016 O Los Angeles San Francisco O They had equal percentages in favor of Clinton O San Diego Question 60 California can pass a law - or even a state Constitutional amendment - without involving the Governor or the State legislature. O True O False

Principles of Microeconomics

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Author:N. Gregory Mankiw

Publisher:N. Gregory Mankiw

Chapter12: The Design Of The Tax System

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