How does the model of tradable pollution rights work?
a) The government charges firms for each unit of pollution they emit; a unit can be traded for a tax break. b) Government and industry leaders agree on maximum emissions standards, firms can trade lower standards for government subsidies. c) Firms who emit less than the industry standard are given certain bargaining privileges. d) Firms are given permits allowing a certain amount of emissions, which can be bought and sold
D
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How is a dispersion of power achieved in a parliamentary system of governance?
A. by the establishment of separate legislative and executive bodies B. by incorporation of a minimum percentage of the opposition parties in the legislative assembly C. by the formation of a coalition government D. by having a duel executive type of governance E. by requiring each member of parliament to be elected to their posts
The Powell Doctrine, created during the Bush Administration, established guidelines for the use of force that included
a. clear goals and the use of overwhelming force. b. surgical bombing and limited goals. c. cooperation with NATO in minor military interventions. d. the use of small troop levels along with diplomatic efforts.
Which of the following impacts a leader's ability to shape foreign policy?
a. Whether a leader is early or late in their tenure b. When a dramatic event precedes his or her election c. A leader's belief in his or her own ability to effectively make rational choices d. All of these are true.
Which part of the policymaking process starts after a decision has been made and ends when the goals of the policy have been achieved?
A. Agenda setting B. Policy adoption C. Policy implementation D. Policy formulation E. Policy representation