Since 1983, France has generally pursued a neoliberal economic strategies including
a. sharply cutting social spending and erecting trade barriers to protect domestic industries.
b. privatization and deregulation.
c. liberalization and nationalization.
d. inviting greater foreign capital investment but also erecting trade barriers.
e. privatization and sharp cuts in social spending.
b
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How frequently do the nonpermanent members of the Security Council rotate?
A. once a year B. once every two years C. once every five years D. once a decade
Which of the following statements is not true of economic sanctions?
a. Sanctions serve a symbolic function by identifying the target state and establishing the moral supremacy of the sanctioning community. b. The leaders of targeted states rarely suffer directly from sanctions, which instead tend to victimize citizens with little political power. c. Unilateral sanctions enforced by the United States tend to be more effective than multilateral sanctions. d. Sanctions can be used strategically, particularly when they are backed up by promises of military action.
If we add both the immediate and long-term symbolic and tangible benefits of a policy and subtract the costs of the same, we would calculate
a. nonparametric costs and benefits. b. total costs. c. net benefits and costs. d. parametric policy costs and benefits.
According to political scientists, how many stages are there in the public policy cycle?
A. seven B. five C. six D. three E. four