Labor-management relations at the state and local level are fairly standard and uniform in nature
a. True
b. False
b
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The US interest in Asia (also known as the ‘Pivot to Asia’) is reflective of the
Assumption that counties such as Indonesia and Vietnam will become major military powers in the region Belief that many states in Asia (especially China and India) have become a major economic, political and military focal point in the 21st Century Realisation that in the face of increasingly hostile Asian states, the US feels compelled to protect its traditional allies in the region including Australia and New Zealand None of the above.
Which type of rule characterizes a representative democracy?
a. Hegemony b. Minority c. Majority d. Tyranny
From a politically strategic standpoint, how has television benefited political candidates, as compared to radio?
a. It costs much less than radio advertising. b. It is less expensive than radio, though radio reaches more potential voters. c. It has allowed them to develop an “image” through carefully planned media appearances and advertisements. d. There is little difference in benefit between radio and television. e. It has increased the amount of voter turnout in elections.
Which individual subscribes to the pluralist theory of interest groups regarding public policy in a free society?
a. Maria thinks that public policy should be subject to strict scrutiny standards and voted on by the general public in yearly elections.
b. Joel thinks that public policy should be made by the officials in power without the corrupting influence of competing interest groups.
c. Colin thinks that public policy should be made by a multitude of competing interest groups, assuring that policies will not benefit a single elite at the expense of the many.
d. Namrata thinks that public policy should be made entirely by lobbyists and competing interest groups and should not be left in the hands of corrupt politicians.