If government employment is a measure of government power and Denmark employs 35 percent of its people in the government and America employs 15 percent of its people in the government, which country has more governmental power?
a. neither; power is not measured by government employment
b. America, because it has fewer government employees
c. they have equal governmental power
d. Denmark, because it has more governmental influence over its people
Answer: D
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