When media corporations are so large, powerful, and interconnected that those without economic or political power are unable to air their views, a media __________ has developed
a. conglomeration
b. oligarchy
c. solipsism
d. monopoly
d
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A focus on the potential material benefits of city life alone is justified given that the majority of people residing in cities experience safety, security, and community
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Which of the following instances best exemplifies the "free rider" problem?
A. citizens who enjoy the benefits of a democratic system without actively participating in the democratic process B. incumbent political officials who exploit the privileges of their office to give themselves an advantage over their rivals C. advocacy groups that pursue political goals through traditionally nonpolitical means D. prominent citizens who use their political connections to lobby for legislation that benefits them personally E. unqualified candidates who are elected primarily because they share a ticket with a more prominent and popular candidate