One of the principal advocates of steady-state philosophy is ______.
a. Herman Kahn
b. William Ophuls
c. Maurice Strong
d. Dennis T. Avery
b. William Ophuls
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According to the text, why has policy implementation had a low priority in most recent presidential administrations? a. Past presidents who have participated in policy implementation have often taken the blame for failed policies
b. The public doesn't see policy implementation as an important governmental activity and recent presidents have strived for public approval. c. Presidents know they will receive little credit if policies are managed well because it is very difficult to attribute effective implementation to them personally. d. It has fallen to the backburner with more pressing issues like national security and the economy taking priority.
Most bills become law
Indicate whether this statement is true or false?
The electoral process is highly competitive because:
a. Only one candidate can head each party. b. Only one candidate can win the election. c. Every candidate believes in a different cause. d. Funding is scarce.
According to Hobbes, what are the essential powers of the sovereign? 1. Power to raise money, to tax. 2. Power to control the military. 3. Power to control communication. 4. Power to control religious doctrine.
A. 1, 2, & 3 B. 1, 3, & 4 C. 1, 2, & 4 D. 2, 3, & 4 E. All of the Above