The prime minister is selected by
a. the party with the most seats in the Rajya Sabha.
b. the party with the most seats in the Lok Sabha.
c. the party with the most seats in both the Rajya Sabha and the Lok Sabha.
d. a direct election.
e. the cabinet from among its members.
b
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According to the __________, political parties should run on polarizing issues to mobilize their ideological base and force moderate voters to make stark choices or not vote at all
a. responsible party model b. wedge issue theorem c. median voter theorem d. divided government model
Distributive policies
a. take resources from one group and allocates them to a more disadvantaged group. b. tend to receive less public support than do redistributive policies. c. are exemplified by programs that help the poor. d. tend to receive more public support than do redistributive policies. e. are extensively used to regulate public safety and welfare in the United States.
In government spending, the increases that cannot be easily limited because of prior commitments to existing programs are considered ________
A. uncontrollables B. earmarks C. approved expenses D. increments
Some observers have argued that in the period before the invasion of Iraq in 2003, President Bush was constantly surrounded by a set of like-minded advisors who failed to
a. Ideational and cultural b. Realist and institutional c. Institutional and ideational d. Psychological and rational-material