Military globalization refers to
a. networks of interdependence in which force, or the threat of force, is employed.
b. the spread of weapons technology and armaments throughout the world.
c. the interdependent instability that results from small conflicts spreading into neighboring states.
d. the increase in military budgets resulting from a growing lack of security in the world.
e. the increasing role of violent transnational groups such as terrorist organizations.
The Soviet Union set prices and quotas for production and consumption of commodities, following communist principles. This approach to economics is an example of a __________.
A) centrally planned economy
B) locally planned economy
C) stagnant economy
D) leading economy
What is the main problem critique that feminist scholars have with international relations?
a. Women still do not have the right to vote in most parts of the world
b. Scholars pay too much attention to the study of international relations at the
expense of other, more important fields, such as economics.
c. Men dominate the conduct and study of international relations
d. Anarchy is what states make out of it
e. Feminist scholars don't have any problem with international relations
The protectionist Smoot-Hawley Act, adopted by the United States in 1930 in response to the Great Depression, contributed to the severity of the depression by __________.
A) allowing home industries to fail
B) provoking retaliation and reducing world trade
C) lowering consumer prices below profitable levels
D) easily allowing foreign competitors access to U.S. markets
Network effects refers to
a. situations in which a product becomes less valuable the more common it becomes in the network.
b. situations in which a product becomes less valuable once many other people also use it.
c. situations in which a product becomes less available to its original consumers once it is adopted by a network.
d. situations in which a product becomes more valuable once many other people also use it.
e. situations in which a product becomes more available to all consumers once it is adopted by a network.
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