Government's role in environmental policy is generally seen to be
a. constantly balancing the trade-off between economic growth and environmental protection in a now veryglobal economy where many goods are produced in countries with far less environmental protections.
b. protecting the environment at any cost, even if it forces companies into bankruptcy.
c. one of protecting the economy at any cost.
d. letting the international marketplace ultimately determine what level of protection can be economically viable.
Question 2
A sign of weak democratization in Russia can be seen in the fact that
a. voter turnout has been low.
b. no new parties have been formed since the creation of United Russia.
c. national election laws effectively disqualify small national parties and regional parties.
d. although the country has held regular elections, Russia has yet to experience a real transfer of power from one political grouping to another.
e. new parties cannot be formed without the consent of the government.
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