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Growth of Corporate and Government Power
Multiple Choice

1 .       All of the following are elements of capitalism except [Hint]



2 .       Efforts by the government to regulate a purely capitalistic society are regarded as [Hint]



3 .       Supporters of a lassiez-faire approach to the market believe that the government should [Hint]



4 .       Economies in which the means of production and distribution are collectively held so that the goods and services that people need are provided and equally distributed are called [Hint]



5 .       A control of a product or service by a few corporations that may restrict growth is called a [Hint]



6 .       What is the main advantage of a conglomerate approach to business? [Hint]



7 .       Which of the following is not one of the reasons why union membership is at its lowest level since the 1940s? [Hint]



8 .       54 percent of the world's largest corporations are headquartered in what two nations? [Hint]



9 .       Who has benefited the most from the North American Free Trade Agreement of 1994 and the World Trade Organization of 1995? [Hint]



10 .       The power elite model argues that [Hint]



11 .       The world-system theory was pioneered by sociologist [Hint]



12 .       What is the premise of the McCain/Feingold Campaign Reform Act passed in 2002? [Hint]



13 .       The problem of unemployment in the United States has gotten worse in the last three years because [Hint]



14 .       This sociologist has suggested creative ways to improve the responsiveness of governments, including increased staffs and improved polling techniques. [Hint]



15 .       The term nongovernmental organizations, or NGOs is used to refer to [Hint]



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