When Interests Conflict,which They Often Do,no Coalition May Be Strong

question 47

True/False

When interests conflict,which they often do,no coalition may be strong enough to form a majority and establish policy-this can lead to a policy gridlock.

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Definitions:

Fatty Acids

Long-chain hydrocarbon molecules with a carboxylic acid group, important as sources of energy and as components of cell membranes.

Sodium Palmitate

A sodium salt of palmitic acid, used in soap making and as a surfactant in cosmetics.

Tristearin

A triglyceride derived from stearic acid, commonly found in animal and vegetable fats, used in the production of soaps and cosmetics.

B-carotene

A highly pigmented orange compound that is a precursor to vitamin A, found in various fruits and vegetables and used as a dietary supplement.