In Undemocratic or Authoritarian States, Citizens Might Not Have as Much

Multiple Choice

In undemocratic or authoritarian states, citizens might not have as much to say about what their leaders decide to do in the international system,

A) and neither do bureaucratic agencies, thus mitigating the detrimental effect of no public input.
B) but bureaucratic agencies and elites do have a voice.
C) but transnational corporations do, often toppling governments that repress the human rights of citizens.
D) and neither do elites-only the autocrat does.