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| How many categories can government activities that affect business be divided into? |
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| A crown corporation is... |
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| A company that is owned by the federal or provincial government. |
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| Government directive that placed high tariffs on imports from the U.S. to protect Canadian manufacturing, which had higher costs. |
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| An important aspect of the role of government is expressed in Canada through... |
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| The process of governments selling Crown corporations. |
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| The federal government's effort to keep the economy stable by increasing or decreasing taxes or government spending. |
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| A government spends over and above the amount it gathers in taxes for a specific period of time. |
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| The sum of government debt over time. |
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| An excess of revenues over expenditures. |
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| The management of the money supply and interest rates. |
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| A comprehensive report that reveals government financial policies for the coming year. |
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| Direct payments from governments to other governments or to individuals. |
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| A federal government program for reducing fiscal disparities among provinces. |
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| Organizations that control the supply or pricing of certain agricultural products in Canada. |
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1) Crown corporations
2) Laws and regulations
3) Taxation and financial policies
4) Government expenditures
5) Purchasing policies
6) Services |
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| The six categories of government involvement in Canada are... |
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| Taxes collected from companies by the government allows them to... |
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| Discharge their legal obligations and to fund social programs. |
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| The purchase of policies and services. |
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| Canadian businesses are assisted by... |
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| There has been a trend in the Canadian government's involvement in the economy towards... |
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| The efforts of the federal government to keep the economy stable by increasing or decreasing taxes and/or government spending. |
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| Uneven resources, climate, and geography. |
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| The main reason for Canada's uneven economic development is... |
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| Provincial governments are responsible for... |
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| Canadian crown corporations are... |
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| Government owned businesses. |
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| The national debt will increase. |
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| Your local newspaper has a story in its business section that reports that Canadian government spending will again exceed tax revenues. This means that... |
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| The Bank of Canada lowers interest rates to... |
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| Ensuring electronic communications are sent from outside Canada. |
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| Joe's Promotions abides with Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation through the following activities, EXCEPT... |
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| Grants and loans, consulting advice, and information. |
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| All levels of government offer a variety of assistance programs to businesses. These include... |
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| Provide services that standard businesses were not able to offer. |
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| Canadian Crown Corporations were created to... |
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1) Constitution
2) Presidence established by judges
3) Provincial and federal statues
4) Federal and provincial administrative agencies |
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| What are the four forces that law is derived from? |
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| To support and promote the country's economic performance. |
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| What is the responsibility of the federal government? |
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| Fiscal and Monetary policy |
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| Two major efforts that control the economy are... |
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| Partial privatization of services (i.e., a hospital). |
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| What is a public-private partnership (P3)? |
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| Reduces interprovincial taxes. |
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| Which strategy for competing in global markets leads to lowest profits? |
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| Helps Canadian companies with financing and insurance when dealing in foreign markets. |
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| What does Export Development Canada do? |
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| A federal deficit is when... |
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| The federal government spends more in a year than it receives in taxes. |
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| Reduce restrictions on trade/lower tariffs. |
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| What does the agreement on internal trade do? |
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| What does federal deficit leads to? |
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| Business consumer information is available to Canadian businesses from? |
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| Who's responsible for zoning requirements? |
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