The No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) and the Race to the Top program had some similar goals, but NCLB did more to emphasize “sticks” (punishments) while Race to the Top put more emphasis on “carrots” (incentives).

Land use regulations often empower small groups of unrepresentative individuals who oppose housing developments.

One challenge to action on climate change is that policy solutions may require cooperation among many different countries with conflicting interests.

Which of the following most clearly illustrates adverse selection in health insurance markets?

What is an outcome often associated with neighborhood defenders’ opposition to housing projects?

What was a primary reason for the rapid spread of zoning across the United States in the early 20th century?

What do Foster and Warren suggest as a potential solution to increase voter support for development while maintaining local control?

Which government program provides health insurance primarily for individuals aged 65 and older, and certain people with disabilities?

What does the term “exclusionary zoning” refer to?

Which of these scenarios most clearly illustrates moral hazard?