The "opening" of Deng's Reform and Opening policy refers to
a. increasing China's engagement with the global economy.
b. allowing market forces to play a greater role in the country's economy
c. opening up state-owned enterprises to foreign investors.
d. opening up the sparsely populated regions of the country by relocating industries.
e. opening up economic decision making to nonparty technocrats.
a
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a. Misprision was created prior to the existence of professional police officers. b. American prosecutors had largely rejected misprision because it was not suited to contemporary society. c. Floridians don't want people to be criminally prosecuted for choosing to "mind their own business.". d. All of the above are true.
Which of the following had the most influence on Republican losses in the 2006 midterm congressional elections?
A. rapidly rising unemployment B. the 1,000-point drop in the Dow Industrial Average C. public doubts about the continuing war in Iraq D. concerns about free trade with Latin America
Which of the following is not one of the guiding principles offered by Denhardt and Denhardt for the New Public Service?
a. Public servants should help citizens articulate their interests. b. Administrators should help create a collective, shared notion of the public interest. c. Administrators must be entrepreneurial and use public funds as if it were their own. d. Public servants must be attentive to more than the market.
On the eve of World War I, the liberal view of international relations__________
a. predicted that war was likely because it would be financially beneficial to states b. believed that international organizations provided effective guarantees against war c. had begun to converge with the structural realist view of the system of states d. was optimistic about prospects for peace and was highly influential