Which of the following is most usefully thought of as a principal-agent problem?
A. the problem elected leaders have in ensuring bureaucrats carry out their wishes
B. the problems courts have in getting citizens to abide by their decisions
C. the problem politicians face in getting voters to vote for them
D. the problems presidents and prime ministers have when “cohabitating”
A. the problem elected leaders have in ensuring bureaucrats carry out their wishes
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A one-chamber legislature was a part of the
A) New Jersey Plan. B) Articles of Confederation. C) Connecticut Compromise. D) Virginia Plan. E) A and B.
Which was the first state to implement same-day registration in 1973?
a. Vermont b. Wisconsin c. Maine d. Texas
The growth of numerous public-interest lobbies in the 1960s was an example of interest groups that formed as a result of
A. government policy. B. the emergence of talented leadership. C. the enlargement of governmental responsibilities. D. broad economic developments. E. legislative capitulation.
U.S. foreign policy toward China is largely driven by concerns over human rights violations
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.