A. oligopolies
B. trusts
C. interlocking directorates
D. restraint of trade
A. injecting partisan ideologies into political parties
B. creating splinter parties
C. the dissemination of biased information
D. stifling minority voices
A. Italy
B. the United States
C. England
D. all nations take the same time to campaign
A. number of births per thousand people per year
B. number of births a year in the world
C. the same as the fertility rate
D. the same as the fecundity rate
A. education
B. religion
C. hard work
D. belonging to organized crime
A. nonroutine
B. alienating
C. convergent
D. emergent
A. is a public institution
B. has the advantage of being able to accumulate vast amounts of capital in a short period of time
C. can afford to pay for the latest research and technology
D. all of the above