Exam 4: Institutional Players: How the Rules and Agendas of the European Business Environment Are Set

Thinking about the European Court of Justice (ECJ), which of the following statements best describes the opportunities for business interests to be represented?

Which of the following statements most accurately describes the EU budget?

Which of the following six founding institutions of the EU most directly represents the political interests of EU member states?

Which of the following six founding institutions of the EU is responsible for clarifying disagreements about the implementation and interpretation of EU laws?

In which EU institution are national business interests of an individual EU member state most likely to be most effectively be represented?

The main EU institutions are supported by a number of agencies in the decision-making process and its implementation and control functions. Which agency is responsible for expressing the opinions of organized civil society on economic and social issues?

Which EU institution is known for representing a very attractive arena for business to seek to influence policy through a strategy of lobbying?

Which EU institution is known for its extensive, proactive and cooperative engagement with external expertise, including business, in the early stages of developing and proposing new rules or legislation?

Which of the following six founding institutions of the EU is argued to play a particularly important role in ensuring the legitimacy of European decision-making locally, nationally and regionally?

Which of the following six founding institutions of the EU has powers that are primarily executive in nature, but also political, legislative and administrative in cooperation with other institutions?