In Waltz's understanding of international politics, if State A and State B decide to cooperate for their mutual benefit, but State B finds out that State A will benefit slightly more from their cooperation, State B will __________
a. continue to cooperate as long as its own gains are high
b. continue to cooperate but seek out the aid of an international institution
c. stop cooperating because states are more concerned with relative gains
d. stop cooperating because states are more concerned with absolute gains
c
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A. It has a dramatic effect on those who choose not to buy coverage because they will have to pay hefty bills if they need treatment. B. It decreases the availability of health care for all because fewer people choose to enter the health care profession. C. Premiums rise for those with health care because insurance companies need to pay more for an increasingly expensive risk pool. D. Indirectly at best because insurance companies could keep the cost of premiums down if they deployed technology more effectively.
1963's Gideon v. Wainwright held that __________ defendants must be provided with legal counsel
Fill in the blank with correct word
The fact that an adoption that takes place in Nevada is also recognized in Florida is an example of __________________.
A. Checks and balances B. The full faith and credit clause C. Federalism D. The supremacy clause
__________ is a good example of congressional casework
a. Analysis of an incumbent's policy positions prior to a debate b. Analysis of water quality within a district c. Helping a constituent with the Veterans Administration d. Giving political speeches at a political party