Discuss how the degree of competition in the media has changed.
What will be an ideal response?
In 1900, papers were competing in 60 percent of American cities. By 1972, only 4 percent of American cities had competing papers. Several large cities-Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C.-have more than one paper, but in some of these cities the same business owns both papers.
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Compare and contrast the trustee and instructed delegate models of representation.
What will be an ideal response?
An agency's effort to avoid OMB controls by appealing to its allies in Congress is called
A) an earmark. B) an end run. C) an iron triangle. D) patronage. E) the spoils system.
Of the following, which is NOT considered part of the intergovernmental lobby?
A) local police chiefs B) ?local gas station owners C) county highway commissioners D) superintendents of schools E) mayors
Thomas Jefferson would be considered a decentralist
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