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In comparing domestic and foreign policies, which of the following statements is true? O Both domestic and foreign policies require Congressional funding for implementation. O Domestic policies are always more important than foreign policies. O Foreign policies are always more important than domestic policies. O The executive branch has little input into either domestic or foreign policy.

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Description: in comparing domestic and foreign policies which of the following statements is true o both domestic and foreign policies require congressional funding for implementation o domestic policies 88408

          In comparing domestic and foreign policies, which of the following statements is true? O Both domestic and foreign policies require Congressional funding for implementation. O Domestic policies are always more important than foreign policies. O Foreign policies are always more important than domestic policies. O The executive branch has little input into either domestic or foreign policy.

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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Domestic policies are typically funded through the federal budget, which requires Congressional approval, while foreign policies may also be funded through foreign aid or military spending, which also require Congressional approval. Show more…

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In comparing domestic and foreign policies, which of the following statements is true? O Both domestic and foreign policies require Congressional funding for implementation. O Domestic policies are always more important than foreign policies. O Foreign policies are always more important than domestic policies. O The executive branch has little input into either domestic or foreign policy.