The ability of the media to identify and publicize issues, thus determining the problems that receive attention by governments and the public is called _____.
A) regime formation
B) agenda setting
C) arbitrage
D) global norms

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Agenda setting refers to the ability of the media to influence which issues are considered important by framing them prominently in news coverage, setting the agenda for public discussion and policy-making. Regime formation refers to the process of establishing a new government or political system, while arbitrage refers to exploiting market inefficiencies for profit. Global norms refer to shared expectations and standards of behavior among international actors.

The Ability of the Media to Identify and Publicize Issues