The U.S. government’s pressing the European Union to accept Honda vehicles made in the U.S. is a good example of how __________
a. the power of global corporations, such as the Japan-based Honda, has eroded state power and sovereignty
b. economic globalization has fundamentally undermined the terms “national interest” and “national security”
c. what is international and domestic in policymaking is not as easily defined today, given that foreign-based corporations make products for export in the U.S. and employ Americans.
d. the power of global corporations is leading to more foreign control of American policymaking
Answer: C
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a. It is a very dirty energy, throwing hydrocarbons into the air, and there is a potential that a "meltdown" would release radioactivity into the air. b. There is a potential that a "meltdown" would release radioactivity into the air, and sources of nuclear fuel are, for the most part, only available in other nations. c. Sources of nuclear fuel are, for the most part, only available in other nations, and disposing of the radioactive waste byproducts is difficult politically. d. It is a very dirty energy, throwing hydrocarbons into the air, and sources of nuclear fuel are, for the most part, only available in other nations. e. There is a potential that a "meltdown" would release radioactivity into the air, and disposing of the radioactive waste byproducts is difficult politically.
________ refers to the effort to slow the growth of the national government by returning many functions to the states
A. Devolution revolution B. Preemption C. Pro bono D. Interstate compact E. Extradition
The general trend in the relationship between Congress and the states has been one in which congressional power has __________
a. stagnated b. become irrelevant c. decreased dramatically d. increased
The Tax Reform Act illustrates the __________
A) role of the president in developing and reforming national tax policy B)power of special interests to capture the president's economic agenda C)ability of Congress to prevent significant presidential action on tax reform D)need of presidents to wait for congressional action on tax reform policy