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gerrymandering: The drawing of the lines of congressional districts,
or of any other political district, in order to favor one political party over
another.
government: The individuals, institutions, and processes that make the
rules for society and possess the power to enforce them.
government corporations: Agencies that were at one time
semiautonomous, but that through legislation have been placed under presidential
control since 1945.
grants-in-aid: Federal aid to states and localities that is earmarked
for specific purposes only. Also known as categorical grants
Gross National Product: The total national output of goods and
services.
guaranteed annual income: A proposed alternate approach to welfare
that would guarantee everyone a minimum income, making the existing welfare
system unnecessary.
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