Interesting US civics test

[Jdanz]

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there are some definite biases in the test though. I'd imagine it was written by a faintly libertarian/republican person or organization. I felt that both the phrasing and content of the econ portion and its prominence (compared to say cultural stuff) shows through.

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58/60

there are some definite biases in the test though. I'd imagine it was written by a faintly libertarian/republican person or organization. I felt that both the phrasing and content of the econ portion and its prominence (compared to say cultural stuff) shows through.

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I just closed it, but you're referring to the keynes question, and the free market question I'm assuming?

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50) Free markets typically secure more economic prosperity than government’s centralized planning because:

omg super biased question

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50) Free markets typically secure more economic prosperity than government’s centralized planning because:

omg super biased question

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You're right. The answer about the free market being better at enforcing property rights should have been acceptable as well. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[Jdanz]

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50) Free markets typically secure more economic prosperity than government’s centralized planning because:

omg super biased question

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You're right. The answer about the free market being better at enforcing property rights should have been acceptable as well. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

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heh this would get you LSAT pwned, because while true the question mentions compared to central planning meaning that A would be the better of two correct answers.

[Jdanz]

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58/60

there are some definite biases in the test though. I'd imagine it was written by a faintly libertarian/republican person or organization. I felt that both the phrasing and content of the econ portion and its prominence (compared to say cultural stuff) shows through.

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I just closed it, but you're referring to the keynes question, and the free market question I'm assuming?

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mostly the free market one, the keynes one made me question the bias a little bit as it wasn't prima facie biased, but in comparison to the free market one, yah it was.