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fagboi

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An approach to linking elites and masses based on patron-client relationships is called
 
  a. pluralism.
  b. nepotism.
  c. corporatism.
  d. clientelism.
  e. neo-corporatism.

Question 2

Samuel Huntington argues that
 
  a. political, military, and economic leaders form an elite that works in unison to control the government and produces policies that serve its interests.
  b. the existence of large movements that emerged following WWII to address non-economic issues like women's rights and the environment represent a post-materialist culture shift in economically developed countries.
  c. interest groups form from economic and social changes which create disturbances in society. Such disturbances lead those who share concerns about the problem to form groups to solve it.
  d. economic and social development can lead the general population to demand a greater say in government.
  e. because iron triangles control large amounts of information, policies and government spending reflect shared interests.



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Answer to Question 1

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