What group of economic actors can often force governments to adopt major financial reforms, even when those reforms are deeply unpopular with their citizens?
A) large corporations
B) interest groups
C) small businesses
D) international financial institutions
Answer: D
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Which Supreme Court case upheld Congress' authority to prohibit hotel owners from denying room accommodations on the basis of race?
a. Heart of Atlanta Motel v. Atlanta b. Super 8 Hotel v. Richmond c. Days Inn v. Dallas d. Best Western v. Orlando e. Holiday Inn v. Memphis
The __________ helped develop bipartisan consensus on foreign policy that largely supported presidential foreign policy initiatives
a. Cold War c. end of the cold war b. Vietnam War d. Gulf War
Many of the tradeoffs made by government are about which of the following?
a. Business regulations b. Gun laws c. Freedom of speech d. Right to privacy
Explain the stages in the policy-making process and describe how each stage impacts the policy-making process.
What will be an ideal response?