Given their significant financial resources, __________ groups are widely presumed to have an advantage over other types of interest groups in their efforts to influence government
a. governmental unit
b. public interest
c. business or economic
d. think tank
c
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_______ is an example of an agency that is more likely to be embroiled in administrative politics than _______
a. The Environmental Protection Agency; the U.S. Geological Survey b. The U.S. Geological Survey; the Environmental Protection Agency c. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing; the Federal Communications Commission d. The U.S. Geological Survey; the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Removing trade barriers is a key goal of a. the International Monetary Fund. b. the World Trade Organization
c. the World Bank. d. the United Nations. e. non-governmental organizations.
Which statement does NOT accurately describe America's relationship with allies during the Bush administration?
a. The chill in relations with allies during these years was one of the legacies of the Iraq War. b. France and Germany were the principal supporters of American action in Iraq. c. The European publics took a less favorable view of the United States after the start of the Iraq War as compared to before its start. d. Some European allies—Spain, Netherlands, Poland, and Italy—lent their support to the United States over the Iraq War. e. None of the above is true.
Clawbacks are requirements that firms repay a government for any subsidies they receive if the firms fail to deliver on their promises
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false