Under communist governments, most productive capacity was owned by
a. individuals.
b. cooperatives managed by their workers.
c. the state.
d. the military.
e. private corporations.
c
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Cultural rights are
a. not designated separately from "human rights" in various international agreements. b. included in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. c. not discussed often since they clash with individual rights. d. left up to the General Assembly to define according to the United Nations Charter. e. only considered as they relate to indigenous people.
Which of the following statements is true regarding state ethics and campaign finance reform?
A) The amount of information disclosed about donors varies widely, as does the public's access to the information. B) The Federal Election Commission oversees state ethics and campaign regulations. C) States are consistent in how they regulate campaign contributions and the disclosure of donors. D) Almost all states require candidates to report the amount and purpose of individual expenditures. E) State reporting requirements have greatly decreased in recent years.
The authors suggest that, ultimately, "red tape" comes from
A) power hungry bureaucrats. B) Congress. C) the executive branch. D) us, the people. E) iron triangles.