u930973931_answers 1. Which theoretical approach emphasizes the role of domestic politics and political institutions in shaping a country’s foreign policy? a) Realism b) Liberalism c) Constructivism d) Institutionalism Answer: d) Institutionalism 2. Which concept refers to the comparison of foreign policies between different countries to understand their similarities and differences? a) Comparative Foreign Policy b) International … Read more
1. Which domestic factor is known to influence a country’s foreign policy by shaping the priorities and strategies of its leadership? a) Economic Conditions b) Cultural Norms c) Political Institutions d) Public Opinion Answer: d) Public Opinion 2. What is the term for the influence of interest groups on a country’s foreign policy decisions? a) … Read more
1. Which theory posits that international decisions are made based on the rational calculation of costs and benefits? a) Realism b) Liberalism c) Rational Choice Theory d) Constructivism Answer: c) Rational Choice Theory 2. According to which theory do states act based on their perceptions and interpretations of the international environment? a) Liberalism b) Constructivism … Read more
1. Which of the following is a key reason for conflicts over oil resources? a) Limited global oil reserves b) High demand for oil in industrialized nations c) The need for energy security d) The rise of renewable energy sources Answer: c) The need for energy security 2. Which region is most known for its … Read more
1. What is the primary concern of developing countries regarding international debt? a) The quality of infrastructure b) The cost of borrowing and repayment burdens c) Technological advancements d) Trade imbalances Answer: b) The cost of borrowing and repayment burdens 2. What does the term “sovereign debt” refer to? a) Debt incurred by private individuals … Read more
1. What is regional economic integration? a) The process of increasing economic ties between countries within a specific region b) The establishment of global trade agreements c) The formation of international monetary systems d) The creation of global financial institutions Answer: a) The process of increasing economic ties between countries within a specific region 2. … Read more
1. What are economic sanctions? a) Military interventions b) Legal restrictions imposed by one country on another c) Diplomatic negotiations d) Trade agreements Answer: b) Legal restrictions imposed by one country on another 2. Which organization is responsible for implementing international economic sanctions? a) World Trade Organization (WTO) b) United Nations Security Council (UNSC) c) … Read more
1. What triggered the Global Financial Crisis of 2007-2008? a) High oil prices b) Collapse of the housing market in the U.S. c) Trade wars d) Natural disasters Answer: b) Collapse of the housing market in the U.S. 2. Which institution is often considered the “lender of last resort” during financial crises? a) World Bank … Read more
What is the primary characteristic of a multinational corporation (MNC)? a) Operates solely in its home country b) Has operations in multiple countries c) Focuses on local markets only d) Is owned by the government Answer: b) Has operations in multiple countries Which of the following is NOT a typical advantage of multinational corporations? a) … Read more
What is the primary purpose of foreign aid? A. To support military operations B. To promote economic development and humanitarian relief in recipient countries C. To impose economic sanctions D. To expand domestic markets Answer: B Which type of foreign aid is provided in the form of cash or goods without requiring repayment? A. Loans … Read more