What does Dupont argue about the use of nuclear power in the context of climate change?
a. Relying on nuclear power only adds to the danger the world is in.
b. Protecting nuclear material from terrorists is even harder than handling the effects of climate change.
c. Using nuclear power will make the situation worse because the world will have more nuclear waste to dispose of.
d. The security implications of climate change are far worse than the implications of the increased use of nuclear power.
d
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A. Uncertainty and incomplete information prevent collective action even when the majority agree on a policy. B. Each side recognizes they will be better off acting alone because no one can be trusted to cooperate. C. The dilemma has been viewed as a problem since the nation's founding. D. Successful exchanges occur when each side recognizes they will be better off with a collective outcome rather than acting alone.
Which of the following is a problem that Mexicans "quarrel" about?
a. population growth b. membership in the European Union c. access to public education d. economic policies that create jobs
Which of the following is a factor of flexibility states have in shaping their own unemployment programs?
A. States can deny benefits to workers for refusing to work for rates lower than prevailing rates. B. State can grant benefits to workers even if they refuse an offer of suitable work without good cause. C. States can deny benefits to workers for refusing to work as strike breakers. D. States can expect workers to register for work at state unemployment offices.
Ethnicity is synonymous with race
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false