One of the important differences between public bureaucracies and private corporations is that government bureaucracies
A) are not organized to make a profit, whereas private corporations are.
B) have a single set of leaders, whereas private corporations do not.
C) must be held accountable by the individual states.
D) are not intended to serve the citizenry, as private corporations are.
E) present an opportunity for career advancement, whereas private corporations do not.
A
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A) counter confound. B) confounding variable. C) control. D) counteracter.
Which of the following is not part of America’s “rights culture” as defined by Andrew Moravcik?
a. A preference for multilateral human-rights conventions. b. Deep respect for the Constitution. c. A preference for negative human rights. d. A partiality for local government institutions.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Many interest groups face the free rider problem when recruiting members who can gain the benefits of their activities whether or not they join. 2. Many interest groups face the free rider problem when recruiting members who can gain the benefits of their activities whether or not they join. 3. The part of the federal government that is least subject to the “revolving door” phenomenon is the courts. 4. PACs are the fundraising arm for interest groups. 5. The primary goal of direct lobbying is to gain public support for an interest group’s proposals.
Which of the following is not one of the major ethnic or religious groups that make up modern Iraq?
a. Kurds b. Shiites c. Sunnis d. Taliban