What do business interest groups and public-interest groups have in common?
A) They both run candidates in elections B) Neither is required to register as lobbyists C) They both advocate for the same public policies D) They both prefer to interact with the public and with lawmakers E) They both seek to influence public policy.
E
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Consider the feature box, "The Game, the Rules, the Players: How Washington Dealt with the Financial Crisis." Which of these statements best characterizes the effects of the recent economic crisis?
a. Americans have greater trust in the ability of corporations to be self-regulating. b. Most small businesses have experienced renewed prosperity and growth. c. The Federal Reserve has kept interest rates high to encourage economic investment. d. The overall influence of the federal government in the economy has increased.
The necessary and proper clause allows Congress to increase the scope of its authority
Indicate whether this statement is true or false?
The Japanese "iron triangle" refers to the mutually beneficial relationships among __________
a. political parties and interest groups b. political parties, leading politicians, and political interest groups c. leading politicians, economic interest groups, and ministries d. economic interest groups, finance ministries, and the prime minister
Which of the following is most closely associated with the concept of Jacksonian democracy?
a) bicameral legislature b) separation of powers c) the long ballot d) the Texas Bill of Rights e) federalism