The public choice model thinks of those active in policymaking as actors attempting to choose option to maximize their self-interest
A. True
B. False
A
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a. The settlement of a civil case b. The posting of bail c. A defendant’s decision to testify d. ?The exchange of a guilty plea for a relatively lenient sentence
What accounts for differences in interest groups' influence? Does it matter that not all groups have the same amount of influence?
What will be an ideal response?
The monopolistic model of bureaucracy states that
A. bureaucracies have no competitors and are therefore inefficient. B. decision making should be a rational process. C. advancement should be based on merit. D. bureaucracies seek expanded budgets and increased size. E. bureaucracies should apply similar decisions to similar situations.
A resident of a condominium complex wants to build a
garage, but the homeowners association has rejected the proposal. He decides not to appeal the decision. Which statement is an institutional explanation of his decision? a. The garage addition would not add much resale value to his property. b. The homeowners association has a significant budget for legal counsel needed to resolve disputes. c. He believes that the appeal would fail because the head of the homeowners association dislikes him personally. d. The bylaws of the homeowners association require a three-fourths majority of the condominium board to overturn any decision made by the homeowners association.