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Introduction to Politics 2Ce, Student Quiz: Chapter 20
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Introduction to Politics 2Ce, Student Quiz: Chapter 20
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International Political Economy (IPE) gained new popularity as an academic subject after 1970 because ________.
a) the Cold War came to an end
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b) it was increasingly recognized that a sharp division between domestic and global developments in economics and politics was no longer sustainable
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c) it was felt that International Relations had paid too much attention to the activities of governments
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d) all of the above
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Mercantilist arguments are based on the idea that ________.
a) free trade between nations is always beneficial to all
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b) merchants should not be allowed to influence politics
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c) only merchants should be allowed to influence politics
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d) national wealth and military power are fostered most effectively by protecting domestic producers from overseas competition
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The Corn Laws were designed to ________.
a) reduce the price of grain in nineteenth-century Britain
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b) protect British producers of grain against overseas competitors
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c) promote free trade
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d) make British people eat cornflakes rather than bacon for breakfast
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________ was a key opponent of mercantilism.
a) David Rizzio
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b) David Bacardi
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c) Adam Smith
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d) John Maynard Keynes
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In economics, laissez-faire means ________.
a) people should be left alone to do whatever they want
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b) life should be made as fair as possible
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c) the state should exercise detailed control over the economy
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d) the state should not interfere in the detailed operations of the economy
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The new political economy associated with Robert W. Cox ________.
a) celebrates the worldwide triumph of capitalism
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b) argues that the Soviet Union was an unmixed economic success
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c) questions existing realities and invites students of IR to rethink their ideas
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d) argues that capitalists should always invest in countries where the potential profits are greatest
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The Bretton Woods agreement ________.
a) led to a campaign to save the rainforest
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b) was a deal between developed nations to keep the Third World in poverty
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c) led to the establishment of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
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d) led to the establishment of the International Monetary Fund (IMF)
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"Structural adjustment" programmes require that ________.
a) governments of poor countries should adopt privatization and other "liberalizing" measures
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b) governments of poor countries should knock down all ugly or dilapidated buildings
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c) states with weak economies should redistribute more resources to the poor
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d) ministers in under-performing countries should go on diets and keep fit
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The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum ________.
a) is part of a more general trend towards regional blocs
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b) accounts for over half of the world's GDP
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c) has member states which include authoritarian regimes as well as democracies
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d) all of the above
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The European Union ________.
a) can do nothing unless all of its member states agree
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b) is under the complete control of unelected bureaucrats
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c) requires member states to "pool" sovereignty in a number of policy areas
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d) has already developed all of the key features of a centralized, unitary state
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Critical IPE is based on ________.
a) postmodernism
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b) the English School
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c) the Calgary School
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d) Marxism
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IPE is the intersection of ________.
a) political science and economics
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b) political philosophy and globalization
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c) history and economics
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d) the right angle
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Occupy Wall Street was about ________.
a) speaking for the 99 per cent
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b) angry at corporate bailouts
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c) part of citizen activism
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d) all of the above
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John Maynard Keynes was significant liberal thinker because of his ideas that were ________.
a) pro-state position
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b) state plays an essential role in human well-being
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c) state must step in and make adjustments
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d) all of the above
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The priorities for the Department for Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT) for 2014-15 were ________.
a) take as many photos of the Prime Minister and the Royals together, parity with the US dollar, and increase Canadian content rules
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b) advance Canada's values and interests, Canadian and global prosperity, reinforce Canada's relations with the US, and reduce Canadian poverty and inequality
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c) advance Canada's values and interest, increase Canadian content rules, and renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement
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d) all of the above
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