Much of the nation's laws governing labor and occupational health and safety can be considered
A. majoritarian politics.
B. client politics.
C. interest-group politics.
D. entrepreneurial politics.
E. None of these choices is true.
Answer: C
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Two-party systems tend to produce governments that are __________
a. stable and centrist b. stable and conservative c. centralized and ideologically driven d. decentralized and unstable
Elitists generally argue that __________
a. all legitimate groups are able to affect public policy by one means or another b. corporations hold tremendous power c. the American political terrain is characterized by a dispersion of power d. the government is run for the benefit of all the people
As discussed in "Philosophy Talk: The Right to Privacy":
a. Some European countries provide more privacy rights than enjoyed in the U.S. b. Currently, court decisions in the U.S. address privacy from government intrusion and have generally not focused on privacy from corporations. c. Privacy is a broad, abstract, and ambiguous concept. d. All of the above. e. A and C but not B
Mutually beneficial relationships tend to develop between government officials and reporters because reporters need access and information while officials want favorable publicity.
a. true b. false