Given that the state depends on the citizen in this example (R >1), to what extent does the state’s behavior depend on the attractiveness of the citizen’s exit options?
What will be an ideal response?
If the citizen lacks exit options, the state can reject the citizen’s demands–which deters such demands from being made. If the citizen has exit options, the state will accept limits on its behavior.
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Within a bureaucracy, the units of organization are divided according to the
A) corresponding committee jurisdiction within Congress. B) length of service of the members. C) desires of each presidential administration. D) specialization and expertise of the employees. E) pay grade of the employees.
Steven Kull concludes that, in its coverage of the Iraq War, the American press has tended to be
a. too critical of the Bush administration’s policy. b. overly cautious in reporting about the broader geopolitical issues in the region. c. accurate in its assessment of the war’s justification. d. reluctant to challenge what government leaders say about the war.