Which statement best describes the goal of presidents with respect to executive power?
A) The search for power is of the first order of importance.
B) Presidents rarely worry about their executive power.
C) The desire to expand power is of little importance to modern presidents.
D) Presidents seek to expand their foreign policy, but not their domestic policy, powers.
A
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What did Olson believe would happen if interest groups became progressively stronger over time?
a. Inequality would decline. b. Economic growth would stagnate. c. The country would become vulnerable to security threats. d. Companies and individuals would become more innovative.
What kinds of changes in the federal bureaucracy followed the Great Depression?
a. The size and scope of the federal bureaucracy increased tremendously. b. Social Security and programs for creating jobs and regulating economic activity reduced the size of the bureaucracy. c. The New Deal meant economic activity was removed from the federal government arena and returned to the general public. d. The Great Depression resulted in almost no change in the activity of the federal bureaucracy.