Exam 4: Governance of Sustainable Tourism

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Regulations determine how the laws are enforced and the penalties for violation

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What is the primary goal of the World Travel and Tourism Council?

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Which of the following explains why local communities often do not participate in governance?

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Money and information can encourage support for sustainable tourism initiatives.

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Multilateral agreements occur at the local level.

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The first multilateral agreement established on sustainable tourism was:

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The World Travel and Tourism Council established modern definitions of the terms 'visitor' and ' tourist'.

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When calculation net present value, the discount rate represents:

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Lobbying is inherently bad for development because only the rich and most influential can access the political process.

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Policies are the system of rules designed to regulate behavior.

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A cost-benefit analysis must discount future benefits and costs using the net present value.

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Logrolling is the process of trying to persuade elected officials to take particular actions or change certain laws.

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Definitive courses of action that determine present and future decisions

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Apathy in the local community is a primary reason why local communities do not engage in the political process.

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The discount rate is always the same as the inflation rate.

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The main areas of focus of the WTTC are security and travel facilitation, crisis preparedness, management and recovery, and sustainable growth.

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Benchmarking allows a business to do which of the following?

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Politics is about how things get done rather than what needs to be done.

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Governance is about the ways in which society allocates, controls, and coordinates people.

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In business, governance is setting the policies that local residents must follow and the penalties for noncompliance.

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