Which of the following is not an example of an NGO?
a. Kurds
b. Catholics
c. ASEAN
d. Al-Qaeda
e. Nike
C
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Specific private goods that an organization provides only to its contributing members are called
A) selective benefits. B) company benefits. C) individual contributions. D) special interests. E) None of the above
West German economic policy in the 1980s
a. led American and British changes toward greater reliance on markets. b. stripped unions of their ability to strike at will. c. encouraged labor-management cooperation. d. ensured that Germany's biggest banks would control economic development. e. followed the lead of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board.
Because social institutions change more slowly than technology, the current information revolution
a. began to show an increase in the productivity of the American economy only as recently as the mid-1990s. b. has not yet registered an increase in the productivity of the American economy. c. did not spark a measureable increase in the American economy until the late1980s. d. may not have effects that are measureable in terms of changes in economic productivity. e. has not increased the competitiveness of the American economy over less-developed economies with lower wage costs.
Which of the following processes comprises the processes of getting an issue on the political agenda; formulating, adopting, and implementing a policy with regard to the issue; and then evaluating the results of the policy?
A) The agenda setting process B) The policymaking process C) The policy formulation process D) The politicization process E) The issue identification process