After Party Caucuses When National Nominating Conventions Dominated,the Real Power,in

question 61

Multiple Choice

After party caucuses when national nominating conventions dominated,the real power,in selecting presidential nominees,was wielded by

• A)the voters in primary elections.
• B)local party leaders.
• C)political pundits.
• D)nonpartisan groups that sought to pick the best candidates.
• E)the voters in caucus elections.

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Definitions:

Insourcing

The practice of using an organization's internal resources to complete tasks or projects that could be outsourced to external providers.

Outsourcing

The business practice of hiring a party outside a company to perform services and create goods that traditionally were performed in-house by the company's own employees.

Offshoring

Moving production outside the home country.

Offset Agreement

An agreement wherein a supplier agrees to buy products from the party to whom it is selling in order to win the buyer as a customer and “offset” the buyer’s production costs.