________, written by Adam Smith, became the inspiration for the nineteenth-century liberal policy restricting government interference in economic matters.

Information provided to a journalist on the condition that it will not be attributed to any source is considered to be __________

a. agenda setting b. on deep background c. narrowcasting d. off the record

The legislative-advocacy style of policy advocacy:

a. Aims to make legislatures change their procedures. b. Seeks enactment of specific reforms. c. Focuses on getting social workers involved in elections. d. Emphasizes the legal aspect of policy issues.