commanding heights

the commanding heights refers to

• economic powers

• social powers

• political powers

• technical powers

The central tenet of this school of thought is that government intervention can stabilize the economy

• Keynesian

• Friedman

• Hayek

• Chicago

Which of the following would support Keynesian economics ?

• Labour

• Friedman

• Hayek

• Thatcher

Which of the following did the Labour party not create or empower in 1945?

• Trade unions

• Welfare state

• NHS

• tories

the transfer of a business, industry, or service from public to private ownership and control is the definition of

• privatization

• liberalization

• marketization

• nationalization

the transfer of a major branch of industry or commerce from private to state ownership or control.

• privatization

• liberalization

• marketization

• nationalization

Which conservative leader was throw from office as a result of the power of the unions?

• Ted Heath

• Keith Joseph

• Margaret Thatcher

• Gordon Brown

the concept that all cabinet members agree on policy decisions and that all will be responsible for the results is known as

• collective consensus

• noblise oblige

• parliamentary sovereignty

• austerity

Trade Unions held which of the following governments economically hostage?

• Ted Heath's Conservative Party

• Clement Attlee's Labour Party

• Margaret Thatcher's Conservative Party

• Gordon Brown's Labour Party

Which event of the later 20th century acted as a political catalyst in the UK & the USSR?

• strikes by unions

• oil crash

• housing market crash

• war in the Pacific