Answer the following:
25 or younger
26-40
41-64
65 or older
Welfare benefits
Parks
National defense
Clean air policies
"what gets done, then and now"
Voting in a duly constituted election
"who gets what, when, and how"
The authoritative allocation of the GNP
True
False
Aid effective policymaking
Are concerned with a ride range of problems
Have little influence on voters
Have little taste for compromise
True
False
A bureaucracy
A government
The media
A legislature
Ignored by public officials
An electoral ballot
A list of problems to which serious attention is paid
A public opinion poll
Congress
The bureaucracy
The presidency
The courts
Consists of laws passed by Congress
Involves making decisions
Is what government chooses not to do
All of the above
There are only a few influential groups that shape American policymaking
The American policymaking system is a competition among many groups
The public interest rarely prevails
Many access points diminish group influence
Multi-issue groups and politics
Muddled and inconsistent policy
More effective and efficient government
Centralized power
Policy compromise
Pluralism
Policy gridlock
Individualism
Majority rule
Representation
Pluralism
Equality
Cherished the idea of democracy
Favored government by the people
Had no fondness for democracy
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