A The GDPR may result in fragmentation of international law. B America is restricting its firms from doing business in Europe. C American states have detected a need for greater data privacy. D California is considering legislation to protect personal data.

A pity B disapproval C understanding D expectation

A insurance payments push up health-care prices B prices in health care are soaring out of control C Medicare is more efficieni than private insurance D lawmakers fight in the wrong direction

A the vulnerable populations B the greedy hospitals C differences in treatment preferences D the disorganized provider networks

A can be applied across the country B is harmful to Medicare patients C benefits uninsured and low-income patients D shifts doctors'attention from treatment to prevention

A Uncertainty in the Health-Care Industry B "All-Payer System"in Maryland C The Health-Care Reform Ignored D Medicare vs.Private Insurance

A protect citizens'personal data B monitor advertisers'online activities C allow ISPs to sell users'data D approve the FCC's privacy rules

A overcome personal prejudices B produce unconvincing advertisements C form unreliable hiring decisions D categorize humans reasonably

A providing evidence to regulators B fining companies for invasions C designing privacy tools D raising public awareness

A radical and dangerous B complex and impractical C simple but effective D helpful but risky