Explain why the use of self-identification in surveys on political ideology is somewhat questionable, and discuss other ways to determine political ideology.
What will be an ideal response?
While respondents are able to identify themselves as liberal, conservative, or moderate, they have little idea what the words mean, and-when the option is available-they tend to choose "don't know." Newer surveys use a battery of questions to determine both ideology and consistency in the survey respondent.
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In international negotiations, LDCs have consistently sought to restructure tariff schedules so that they could
a. import more manufactured goods from industrialized countries. b. export more manufactured goods to industrialized countries. c. import more manufactured goods from developing countries. d. export more manufactured goods to developing countries.
Why would members work hard for their party even when they may disagree with some policy stances?
What will be an ideal response?
In India, labor unions
a. were key to the success of the Indian National Congress b. are important agents of local rule c. organize a very small percentage of the population d. are the strongest element of civil society