Answer:
"Soft Money"
Explanation:
"Soft money" is the name given to donations that are made to political candidates through a loophole created by the 1974 Federal Election Campaign Act. "Soft money" refers to money that is not given directly to a specific candidate (this is "hard money") but is instead given to parties and committees. There are no limits on "soft money," which has led to extensive criticism.
The civil rights movement.
Answer:
c. Private ownership can give the incentive to the owner, to fulfill the wishes of others, and get the investment back, like a restaurant or school
Explanation:
Fulfilling the wishes of others tend to make it easier for the owners to resale the property (since that property will look a lot closer to the buyers' liking) . Fast re-sale of the property will also make it faster for the owner to get the investment back.
Sometimes, reselling the property is not the only method to recoup the investment. Transforming the property into other revenue generating establishment such as restaurant, car-wash, school, boutique, etc could also be an effective method to recoup the investment.