Germany's electoral system combines both a proportional element as well as a personal element of representation. In its practical consequences, however, Germany is a case of
a. a proportional representation system.
b. a single member district system.
c. a single transferable vote system.
d. a double ballot system.
e. none of the above.
Question 2
In Tzasia most of the main industries are owned by the government. The Tzasian government also makes most of the decisions regarding how and where the capital is invested in the market,
which kind of foreign investors to welcome, and how to
redistribute income from the rich to the poor. From these facts, one can infer that the
Tzasian government believes in ________.
A. pluralism
B. neoliberal principles
C. free market principles
D. laissez faire systems
E. an interventionist state
Muscular system
Lynx-hare interactions have served as a model system for the study of the effects o
Endocrine system.
The Koeppen System
Operator using personal protection equipment.
Respiratory system of a bird.