Which of the following best describes policy articulation?
a. the stage in the foreign policy process in which the rationale for a policy is stated in an effort to gain
domestic and foreign support for it
b. the stage at which resources are allocated to a foreign policy so that its objectives can be achieved, and
in which the policy is put into effect
c. the first post-implementation stage in the foreign policy process, in which efforts are expended to stay
abreast of a foreign policy and its effects as it is implemented
d. the stage in the foreign policy process in which the intended and unintended effects that a foreign
policy is having are assessed
a
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a. 25 b. 45 c. 65 d. 85
In his inaugural address, President Ronald Reagan used the term freedom rhetorically to refer to
A) fair court procedures. B) economic and social equality. C) halting Communism in Southeast Asia. D) ensuring a minimal level of government involvement in day-to-day life. E) equality.
Negative externality and information failure are both examples of what?
A. politics B. market failure C. political culture D. toll goods
Which of the following is NOT true regarding interparty competition? a. Increased party competition tends to lead to the passage of more liberal public policies. b. State governments produce different kinds of public policies depending on the dynamics of party strength andinterparty competition
c. Interparty competition recently has decreased across the country. d. Heightened interparty competition leads to greater levels of participation by citizens.