41 (1 point) Public-private partnerships (P3) are commonly found in several areas, including environmental projects, education, real estate, water management projects, and transportation. Which of the following is one of the advantages of P3s? The transfer of control from the public partner to the private partner The private partner is not directly accountable to the public The diminishing collaboration over time Benefit from the resulting networks of contacts in each sector Question 42 (1 point) Angela is a consultant lobbyist, and she calls and visits all MPs of Nova Scotia. According to the coursebook, what lobbying approach does she use by this technique? Short-term lobbying Long-term lobbying Indirect lobbying Direct lobbying Question 43 (1 point) The government policy decisions rarely please all stakeholders, but they are not responsible for all business problems. However, it is common to use the government as a scapegoat. According to your coursebook, which of the following is an example of potential unfair government criticism? High consumer prices High government bureaucracy High tax rates High defense expenses Question 44 (1 point) The Canadian civil society has to deal with several complex issues. Which of the following is NOT one of the primary ones? Segment fragmentation Public support Funding Attracting and retaining volunteers Question 45 (1 point) Individuals, groups, and organizations with an actual or perceived stake or interest in the organization's activities are called: Strategic partners Stakeholders Shareholders Competitors