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A kickback is a deal people make that benefits one person over another. It usually refers to political bribery.
A recent, well-known kickback was the Cornhusker Kickback. The Democrats did not have enough votes for Obamacare, so they bought off Democratic Senator Ben Nelson for the final vote. To buy his vote, the Democrats offered to give Senator Ben Nelson's state of Nebraska special status above other states. This did not go over well, and in the final bill, all states received the same special privileges as Nebraska.
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How did Sam Adams impact us history?
Samuel Adams impacted us history with his "no taxation without representation" document.
What is the framers in us history?
The founding fathers who wrote the US constitution.
United States history 1988?
what important events happened 1988 in US history?
What was the title bestowed on George Bancroft for his multi volume history of the US?
The father of American history
Is there a number called zillion?
To my understanding no, and why is this in US History?
When elected officials accept kickbacks what of behavior are they engaging in?
When elected officials accept kickbacks they're engaging in bribery or corruption.
Why are there so many disagreements in US government?
Because they are all interested in the kickbacks from different people, there is some big money and big power involved.
What were kickbacks in the Gilded Age and Reconstruction?
ur mother
What is the meaning of kickbacks?
Kickbacks refer to illicit payments made to someone in return for facilitating a transaction or providing a service, often involving corruption or unethical behavior. Typically seen in business and government contexts, they are a form of bribery where the recipient receives a portion of the profits or fees for their cooperation. Kickbacks undermine fair competition and can lead to legal repercussions for those involved.
Often used when lobbying for an opportunity to provide public services for a city?
kickbacks
Who often used when lobbying for an opportunity to provide public services for a city?
not "who", but "what is". the answer is Kickbacks.
What was the act that ended railroads kickbacks?
The Interstate Commerce Act
Why would kickbacks be considered an unethical practice?
Kickbacks could be considered unethical due to them being a type of financial reward for cooperation similar to a bribe. The party offering a kickback is in effect bribing the other party into cooperating.
How much is the Nigerian president's salary?
Billions. Unknown billions in kickbacks and legitimate income.
What were kickbacks and graft?
Kickbacks and graft refer to forms of corruption where individuals or entities illicitly gain financial benefits. Kickbacks involve a payment made to someone to incentivize them to facilitate a deal or transaction, often in government or business contexts. Graft typically refers to the misuse of political power for personal gain, such as bribery or embezzlement. Both practices undermine trust and fairness in public and private sectors.
US History Encyclopedia citation?
US history encyclopedia
How do you make kickbacks difficult to occur or even be eliminated?
We can raise the salary of consultant and also supervize him
