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What percentage of American university students studied abroad during 20092010?
 
  a. 35 percent
  b. 20 percent
  c. 10 percent
  d. 1 percent


The process known as the twolevel game highlights the interaction between
 
  a. the individual level and the state level.
  b. international partners and domestic constituents.
  c. the state level and the international level.
  d. the level of perception and the level of the system.


In much of the Third World, where labor is plentiful, labor and industries that rely on abundant labor
 
  a. support free trade.
  b. oppose free trade.
  c. do not have an opinion regarding free trade.
  d. support free trade with limited protectionist measures.


Protection for U.S. sugar farmers _____.
 
  a. makes sugar more efficient
  b. triples the price of US sugar
  c. gives the US a comparative advantage in sugar
  d. generates a savings for consumers


The one global group that does not play a significant role in trade politics is
 
  a. manufacturers.
  b. consumers.
  c. workers.
  d. environmentalists.
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