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    "Not all democracies are free, as some still restrict certain political and civil liberties." Which of the following countries best fits this argument?

    A) Great Britain
    B) Australia
    C) Canada
    D) Russia
    E) United States

    D) Russia

    Capricorn Creative Inc., a U.S.-based advertising firm, was the first in the advertising industry to identify the growth potential of Brazil and to make huge investments in its economy. As a result, the firm was able to build brand loyalty and gain experience in that country's business practices. In the language of business strategy, Capricorn Creative has typically benefited from:

    A) A first-mover advantage.
    B) Forward integration.
    C) Technology transfer.
    D) Lateral diversification.
    E) Unrelated differentiation.

    A) A first-mover advantage.

    In economic terms, the long-run monetary benefits of doing business in a country are most likely to be a function of the:

    A) Political history of the country.
    B) Latitudinal and the longitudinal location of the country.
    C) Gender ratio of the country.
    D) Present wealth (purchasing power) of consumers of the country.
    E) Natural resources available in the country.

    D) Present wealth (purchasing power) of consumers of the country.

    Which of the following is broadly defined as the development of new products, processes, organizations, management practices, and strategies?

    A) Economic deregulation
    B) Privatization
    C) Boundary spanning
    D) Innovation
    E) Benchmarking

    D) Innovation

    A black economy is most likely to be prevalent when

    A) Large amounts of economic activity are in the form of legally recorded cash transactions.
    B) A country's GNI per capita exceeds $30,000.
    C) People engage in barter agreements to avoid paying taxes.
    D) A country is in trade surplus with another foreign country.
    E) The expenses of the government are less than its income.

    C) People engage in barter agreements to avoid paying taxes.

    When social unrest and disorder in a country causes drastic changes in its business environment that adversely affect the profit and other goals of a business enterprise, the business enterprise is said to be facing which of the following type of risk?

    A) Demographic
    B) Technological
    C) Physiological
    D) Ethical
    E) Political

    E) Political

    Which of the following statements is true about the changing economic system since the 1980s?

    A) The extent to which property rights are protected has declined.
    B) The competition between economies has been reducing.
    C) Many states have restricted the sale of state-owned businesses to private investors.
    D) There has been a shift away from a mixed economy.
    E) There has been a shift from market-based economies to centrally planned economies.

    D) There has been a shift away from a mixed economy.

    Which of the following measures the total annual income received by residents of a country and is regarded as a yardstick for the economic activity of a country?

    A) Income equity ratio
    B) Net cash flow ratio
    C) Income elasticity of demand
    D) Gross national income
    E) Cash reserve ratio

    D) Gross national income

    As a result of _____, large amounts of economic activity in India are unrecorded and the official GDP figures of the country fail to tell the entire story of the economy.

    A) Closed totalitarianism
    B) A large population
    C) Nationalization
    D) Deregulation
    E) Active bartering

    E) Active bartering

    The country of Baloonistan is classified as having low human development (the quality of life is poor). This means its HDI is:

    A) Around 80.
    B) In the bottom 60 percentile.
    C) A score of less than 0.5 on the HDI scale.
    D) Around 6.0.
    E) Greater than 5.0 but less than 7.0.

    C) A score of less than 0.5 on the HDI scale.

    In 2014, if the GNI per capita of India was $1,570 and its PPP per capita was $5,630, this means that the cost of living in India was lower than the cost of living in:

    A) Germany.
    B) The rest of the world.
    C) Great Britain.
    D) China.
    E) The United States.

    E) The United States.

    Which of the following creates an environment that is conducive to product and process innovations and to entrepreneurial activity?

    A) Communism
    B) Centrally planned economy
    C) Command economy
    D) Privatization
    E) Lack of strong property rights

    D) Privatization

    Which of the following is most likely to prove detrimental to democracy and international business?

    A) Emergence of different civilizations, each of which has its own value systems and ideology
    B) Emergence of increasingly prosperous middle and working classes
    C) Development of new information and communication technologies
    D) Transformation of nations from centrally planned command economies to market-based economies
    E) Dominance of a universal civilization which leads to the establishment of a more harmonious world

    A) Emergence of different civilizations, each of which has its own value systems and ideology

    Star Volans Inc. is planning on expanding its business globally. In terms of the costs involved in conducting business in a country, it will be most economical for the company if it chooses a country:

    A) Where laws regarding product safety, safety in the workplace, and environmental pollution are extremely stringent.
    B) Where politicians are held accountable by the electorate.
    C) Where the company will have to provide its own infrastructure and supporting business.
    D) With no local laws to protect intellectual property.
    E) With a closed totalitarian political system.

    B) Where politicians are held accountable by the electorate.

    When the country of Swazimoa sells Swazimoa Telecom, a state-owned monopoly to private investors, it is engaging in:

    A) Grandstanding.
    B) Concentration.
    C) Privatization.
    D) Communism.
    E) Economizing.

    C) Privatization.

    Which of the following is an indicator of low human development in a country?

    A) Rapid "democratization" of political communities
    B) Giving citizens a voice in the important decisions made for the community
    C) Large population due to a highly developed health care system
    D) Higher GNI per capita than the United States
    E) Score of 0.3 on the HDI scale

    E) Score of 0.3 on the HDI scale

    In the context of cost, which of the following can be considered as the most attractive market or investment site?

    A) A country with stringent product safety laws and huge liability insurance rates
    B) A country that has a well-developed body of business contract law
    C) A country which does not provide any protection for property rights
    D) A country with a command-based economic system
    E) A country that has adopted a closed totalitarian state

    B) A country that has a well-developed body of business contract law

    Which of the following statements is most likely to be true about the economic prospects of a country?

    A) Countries which do not provide any protection for property rights tend to achieve greater economic growth rates than the countries in which property rights are protected.
    B) The advantages of building brand loyalty and gaining experience in a country's business practices is greater for a last-mover than for a first-mover.
    C) Countries with command economies tend to achieve greater economic growth rates than free market economies.
    D) Countries where property rights are not well respected and where corruption is rampant always have very low levels of economic growth.
    E) The economic system and property rights regime are reasonably good predictors of economic prospects of a country.

    E) The economic system and property rights regime are reasonably good predictors of economic prospects of a country.

    Which of the following statements is true of purchasing power parity (PPP)?

    A) China's GNI PPP per capita is higher than that of the United States.
    B) PPP adjustment does not allow for a direct comparison of living standards in different countries.
    C) The PPP for different countries is adjusted (up or down) depending upon whether the cost of living is lower or higher than in Great Britain.
    D) The PPP data gives a static picture of economic development.
    E) PPP figures can be misleading because they don't consider differences in the cost of living.

    D) The PPP data gives a static picture of economic development.

    Although China and India are very large markets when measured by number of consumers, they are relatively small markets when measured in economic terms due to their:

    A) Small share in the world output.
    B) High living standards.
    C) Orientation toward democracy.
    D) Limited purchasing power.
    E) Commitment to a free market system.

    D) Limited purchasing power.

    The government of Nerumbia wants to open the country's economy to international business, and increase its overall attractiveness as a potential market or investment site. Which of the following will facilitate this decision of the Nerumbian government?

    A) Investing in infrastructure and in the required supporting businesses
    B) Maintaining a high inflation rate
    C) Frequently changing the government and the government policies
    D) Shifting toward command economy or an economy where property rights are not enforced strictly
    E) Adopting a legal system which does not provide any protection for intellectual property rights

    A) Investing in infrastructure and in the required supporting businesses

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    The government of Greenland Republic protects its newly privatized firms from foreign competition by imposing stringent barriers to international trade and foreign direct investment. As a result of this, the newly privatized firms will:

    A) Pay huge taxes.
    B) Operate at their maximum efficiency.
    C) Have no control over production and pricing.
    D) Import raw materials and many industrial goods at low tariffs.
    E) Continue acting like state monopolies.

    E) Continue acting like state monopolies.

    The country of Marita ensures strong legal protection of property rights. It is likely that the businesses and individuals in Marita will:

    A) Avoid privatization.
    B) Face more corruption.
    C) Want to invest more in innovations.
    D) Avoid entrepreneurial activity.
    E) Be faced with a higher tax debt.

    C) Want to invest more in innovations.

    Which of the following steps is most likely to be involved in the deregulation of an economy?

    A) Increasing restrictions on direct investment by foreign enterprises and international trade
    B) Exercising a high degree of state control over production and pricing
    C) Privatizing state-owned enterprises
    D) Opposing democracy by adopting communism
    E) Abolishing laws related to the protection of property rights

    C) Privatizing state-owned enterprises

    Which of the following movements started in Great Britain in the early 1980s when then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher started to sell state-owned assets such as the British telephone company?

    A) Communist
    B) Anti-democratic
    C) Privatization
    D) Nationalization
    E) Anti-globalization

    C) Privatization

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    Which of the following statements is most likely to be true about the risks of doing business in a country?

    A) Economic risks are independent of political risk.
    B) One visible indicator of legal risk tends to be a country's inflation rate.
    C) One visible indicator of economic risk is the level of business and government debt in the country.
    D) Political risk tends to be low in those countries that have high inflation and falling living standards.
    E) Political risk is low in countries that contain more than one ethnic nationality.

    C) One visible indicator of economic risk is the level of business and government debt in the country.

    Only a totalitarian regime that is committed to which of the following is capable of promoting economic growth?

    A) Command economy
    B) Limiting human freedom
    C) Market system and strong protection of property rights
    D) Dictatorship
    E) Limiting individualism and privatization

    C) Market system and strong protection of property rights

    Which of the following creates an unfavorable environment for innovations and entrepreneurship?

    A) State monopoly in production
    B) Market economy
    C) Strong legal protection of property rights
    D) Economic freedom
    E) Privatization

    A) State monopoly in production

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    In Samuel Huntington's thesis, global terrorism is a product of the:

    A) Clash of value systems and ideology between civilizations.
    B) Differences in the factor endowments between countries.
    C) Geographical differences between nations.
    D) Declining liberal democratic ideals.
    E) Widespread acceptance of universal global civilization.

    A) Clash of value systems and ideology between civilizations.

    The risks of doing business are most likely to be the highest in a country that:

    A) Faces frequent changes in government and government policy.
    B) Has only one ethnic nationality.
    C) Has low inflation rates.
    D) Protects intellectual property.
    E) Supports high living standards.

    A) Faces frequent changes in government and government policy.

    Which of the following is most likely to be true about the overall attractiveness of a country as a potential market or investment site for an international business?

    A) The risks associated with doing business are low in developing nations where the governments have huge debts.
    B) Economic growth tends to be higher in a centrally planned command economy system than in a free market system.
    C) The costs and risks associated with doing business in a foreign country are highest in economically advanced democratic nations.
    D) The potential long-run benefits of doing business in a foreign country are independent of the country's future economic growth rates.
    E) The costs and risks associated with doing business in a foreign country tend to be greater in politically unstable nations.

    E) The costs and risks associated with doing business in a foreign country tend to be greater in politically unstable nations.

    Which of the following measures the total annual income received by residents of a country and is regarded as a yardstick for the economic activity of a country?

    A) Income equity ratio
    B) Income elasticity of demand
    C) Gross national income
    D) Net cash flow ratio
    E) Cash reserve ratio

    C) Gross national income

    You can adjust GNI per capita by purchasing power to account for differences in the:

    A) Geographical area.
    B) Population density.
    C) Factor endowments.
    D) Cost of living.
    E) Labor productivity.

    D) Cost of living.

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    Which of the following statements is true about privatization?

    A) Privatization involves replacing a state-owned monopoly with a private monopoly.
    B) When newly privatized firms are extensively protected from foreign competition, they have little incentive to restructure their operations to become more efficient.
    C) The privatization movement started in China in the early 1980s.
    D) In today's context, a country runs the risk of experiencing a serious economic crisis if it liberalizes and privatizes state-owned enterprises.
    E) For privatization to become successful, countries should adopt communism.

    B) When newly privatized firms are extensively protected from foreign competition, they have little incentive to restructure their operations to become more efficient.

    The government of Greenland Republic protects its newly privatized firms from foreign competition by imposing stringent barriers to international trade and foreign direct investment. As a result of this, the newly privatized firms will

    A) Pay huge taxes.
    B) Have no control over production and pricing.
    C) Import raw materials and many industrial goods at low tariffs.
    D) Continue acting like state monopolies.
    E) Operate at their maximum efficiency.

    D) Continue acting like state monopolies.

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    The government of Ugania had been extending huge amounts of loans to the business enterprises in the country. However, the borrowers failed to generate the profits necessary to repay their debts. As a result, national banks in Ugania had a lot of nonperforming assets on their books, and the Uganian currency was devalued. In this context, the business enterprises in Ugania are most likely to face which of the following type of risk?

    A) Sociological
    B) Technological
    C) Legal
    D) Ethical
    E) Economic

    E) Economic

    Which of the following is based on three measures: life expectancy at birth, educational attainment, and average incomes based on PPP estimates?

    A) Cost of Living Index
    B) Gross Domestic Product
    C) Cash Reserve Ratio
    D) Human Development Index
    E) Gross National Income

    D) Human Development Index

    As a result of _____, large amounts of economic activity in India are unrecorded and the official GDP figures of the country fail to tell the entire story of the economy.

    A) Closed totalitarianism
    B) Active bartering
    C) Nationalization
    D) Deregulation
    E) A large population

    B) Active bartering

    Which of the following best exemplifies an entrepreneur?

    A) Ryan invented an anti-aging formulation and sold it to a major pharmaceutical firm.
    B) Max makes his living by investing in small companies that have the potential to grow.
    C) Javier purchased an invention made by his friend to start a company that processes plastic bags into synthetic cloth.
    D) Sam, an employee at a supermarket, is solely responsible for all the purchases and sales at the grocery department.
    E) Joe recycles old household articles to build phones, radios, and other things for his personal use.

    C) Javier purchased an invention made by his friend to start a company that processes plastic bags into synthetic cloth.

    Which of the following is an indicator of low human development in a country?

    A) Higher GNI per capita than the United States
    B) Score of 0.3 on the HDI scale
    C) Giving citizens a voice in the important decisions made for the community
    D) Rapid "democratization" of political communities
    E) Large population due to a highly developed health care system

    B) Score of 0.3 on the HDI scale

    Which of the following best exemplifies a first-mover advantage?

    A) The level of satisfaction Simon experienced when dining at the Emerald Inn was greatest the first time, and thereafter it reduced each time he dined there.
    B) Innovative Creations Inc. was the first to exit the declining pager phone manufacturing industry and as a result, it avoided losing a lot of money.
    C) Maya won a cash discount of 75 percent on the latest NewY phone as she was the winner of a competition conducted by NewY.
    D) Venus Inc. has more than 50 percent market share in the telecom industry, because no other company had invested in this industry before Venus Inc.
    E) Product critiques are extremely respected by major firms, as they are the first ones to review new products and services.

    D) Venus Inc. has more than 50 percent market share in the telecom industry, because no other company had invested in this industry before Venus Inc.

    The Human Development Index comes close to Amartya Sen's conception of how development should be measured, although which of the following, suggested by Sen in his thesis, is not included in the index?

    A) Basic average income
    B) Educational attainment
    C) Life expectancy at birth
    D) Political freedom
    E) Basic health care

    D) Political freedom

    When social unrest and disorder in a country causes drastic changes in its business environment that adversely affect the profit and other goals of a business enterprise, the business enterprise is said to be facing which of the following type of risk?

    A) Political
    B) Ethical
    C) Technological
    D) Demographic
    E) Physiological

    A) Political

    Which of the following creates an environment that is conducive to product and process innovations and to entrepreneurial activity?

    A) Communism
    B) Centrally planned economy
    C) Privatization
    D) Lack of strong property rights
    E) Command economy

    C) Privatization

    A black economy is most likely to be prevalent when

    A) A country's GNI per capita exceeds $30,000.
    B) A country is in trade surplus with another foreign country.
    C) The expenses of the government are less than its income.
    D) People engage in barter agreements to avoid paying taxes.
    E) Large amounts of economic activity are in the form of legally recorded cash transactions.

    D) People engage in barter agreements to avoid paying taxes.

    In the context of the changing political economy since the late 1980s, which of the following statements is true?

    A) Most of the world's nation-states are providing greater political and civil liberties to their citizens.
    B) There has been a rapid spread of communism worldwide.
    C) Most countries have moved toward centrally planned and mixed economies.
    D) Capitalist ideologies have been in retreat.
    E) A wave of totalitarian revolutions has swept the world.

    A) Most of the world's nation-states are providing greater political and civil liberties to their citizens.

    Which of the following is broadly defined as the development of new products, processes, organizations, management practices, and strategies?

    A) Benchmarking
    B) Privatization
    C) Innovation
    D) Economic deregulation
    E) Boundary spanning

    C) Innovation

    The absence of a legal system that protects property rights and the lack of machinery to enforce that system in a market economy usually results in:

    A) Reduced barriers to foreign direct investment and international trade.
    B) An improvement in the operating efficiency of newly privatized firms.
    C) An increase in the incentives to engage in economic activity.
    D) Deregulation and privatization of the economy.
    E) The lack of incentive to engage in economic activity.

    E) The lack of incentive to engage in economic activity

    "Not all democracies are free, as some still restrict certain political and civil liberties." Which of the following countries best fits this argument?

    A) Great Britain
    B) United States
    C) Canada
    D) Australia
    E) Russia

    E) Russia

    The government of Nerumbia wants to open the country's economy to international business, and increase its overall attractiveness as a potential market or investment site. Which of the following will facilitate this decision of the Nerumbian government?

    A) Shifting toward command economy or an economy where property rights are not enforced strictly
    B) Maintaining a high inflation rate
    C) Adopting a legal system which does not provide any protection for intellectual property rights
    D) Investing in infrastructure and in the required supporting businesses
    E) Frequently changing the government and the government policies

    D) Investing in infrastructure and in the required supporting businesses

    Which of the following statements is most likely to be true about the risks of doing business in a country?

    A) Political risk tends to be low in those countries that have high inflation and falling living standards.
    B) One visible indicator of legal risk tends to be a country's inflation rate.
    C) One visible indicator of economic risk is the level of business and government debt in the country.
    D) Economic risks are independent of political risk.
    E) Political risk is low in countries that contain more than one ethnic nationality.

    C) One visible indicator of economic risk is the level of business and government debt in the country.

    When Galaxy Ventures, a real estate company, entered the low-cost housing business, the market was already saturated with other players. Thus, the company was forced to exit the market due to lack of customer loyalty and substantial dividends. Which of the following is a term used to described the situation faced by the company?
    A) Late-mover disadvantages
    B) Last-in first-out disadvantages
    C) First-mover disadvantages
    D) Comparative disadvantages
    E) Absolute disadvantages

    A) Late-mover disadvantages

    In the Republic of Lantharia, the state-owned telephone company enjoys a monopoly. The government of Lantharia Republic wants to maximize the operating efficiency of this company by privatizing it. Which of the following is most likely to help the government succeed in this endeavor?

    A) Imposing high corporate taxes on the company immediately after its privatization
    B) Increasing barriers to foreign direct investment
    C) Intervening in the company's operations by exercising price controls
    D) Prohibiting foreign companies from entering into the field of telecommunication in the Republic of Lantharia
    E) Splitting the company into independent units to compete with each other

    E) Splitting the company into independent units to compete with each other

    One common measure of economic development is a country's:

    A) Gender ratio.
    B) Population density.
    C) Total geographical area.
    D) Infant mortality rate.
    E) Gross national income.

    E) Gross national income.

    Economic advances in many countries have led to the:

    A) Emergence of increasingly prosperous middle and working classes.
    B) Rise of totalitarian reforms.
    C) Decline of property rights.
    D) Decline of middle and working classes.
    E) Emergence of closed and self-contained societies

    A) Emergence of increasingly prosperous middle and working classes.

    A black economy is most likely to be prevalent when:

    A) The expenses of the government are less than its income.
    B) Large amounts of economic activity are in the form of legally recorded cash transactions.
    C) A country's GNI per capita exceeds $30,000.
    D) People engage in barter agreements to avoid paying taxes.
    E) A country is in trade surplus with another foreign country.

    D) People engage in barter agreements to avoid paying taxes.

    As a result of _____, large amounts of economic activity in India are unrecorded and the official GDP figures of the country fail to tell the entire story of the economy.

    A) Closed totalitarianism
    B) Deregulation
    C) Active bartering
    D) A large population
    E) Nationalization

    C) Active bartering

    Countries with which of the following are more likely to attain high and sustained economic growth rates and are thus a more attractive location for international business?

    A) Totalitarian dictatorships
    B) Democratic regimes
    C) Weak protection of property rights
    D) Ideologies that differ from Western ideologies
    E)Command-based economic policies

    B) Democratic regimes

    Which of the following steps is most likely to be involved in the deregulation of an economy?

    A) Increasing restrictions on direct investment by foreign enterprises and international trade
    B) Privatizing state-owned enterprises
    C) Abolishing laws related to the protection of property rights
    D) Opposing democracy by adopting communism
    E) Exercising a high degree of state control over production and pricing

    B) Privatizing state-owned enterprises

    The government of Great Lanthania is planning to adopt a market-based economic system. To be able to do so, the government of this country should:

    A) Introduce stringent foreign investment regulations.
    B) Increase its intervention in the economy.
    C) Adopt privatization.
    D) Abolish the laws that deal with protection of property rights.
    E) Oppose democracy.

    C) Adopt privatization.

    How does privatization help stimulate gains in economic efficiency?

    A) It results in reservation of heavy industry for state ownership and the increase of import tariffs.
    B) It encourages state control over price and production output.
    C) It provides incentives to new private owners to search for increases in productivity and to enter new markets.
    D) It raises barriers to direct investment by foreign enterprises.
    E) It allows newly privatized firms to gain monopoly position in a particular industry.

    C) It provides incentives to new private owners to search for increases in productivity and to enter new markets.

    Which of the following measures the total annual income received by residents of a country and is regarded as a yardstick for the economic activity of a country?

    A) Income elasticity of demand
    B) Income equity ratio
    C) Cash reserve ratio
    D) Gross national income
    E) Net cash flow ratio

    D) Gross national income

    The cost of doing business is most likely to be the lowest in:

    A) Primitive or undeveloped economies.
    B) Countries that lack well-established laws for regulating business practice.
    C) Countries where local laws and regulations set strict standards with regard to product safety, Safety in the workplace, and environmental pollution.
    D) Open democratic societies.
    E) Closed totalitarian states.

    D) Open democratic societies.

    Which of the following is an indicator of low human development in a country?

    A) Score of 0.3 on the HDI scale
    B) Rapid "democratization" of political communities
    C) Large population due to a highly developed health care system
    D) Higher GNI per capita than the United States
    E) Giving citizens a voice in the important decisions made for the community

    A) Score of 0.3 on the HDI scale

    In Samuel Huntington's thesis, global terrorism is a product of the:

    A) Declining liberal democratic ideals.
    B) Clash of value systems and ideology between civilizations.
    C) Widespread acceptance of universal global civilization.
    D) Differences in the factor endowments between countries.
    E) Geographical differences between nations.

    B) Clash of value systems and ideology between civilizations.

    Which of the following is most likely to be implemented by a country as a part of deregulation?

    A) Removal of price controls
    B) Increased restrictions on foreign direct investment
    C) Prohibition of private enterprises from operating in certain sectors
    D) Commitment toward communism
    E) Centrally planned economic system

    A) Removal of price controls

    Which of the following movements started in Great Britain in the early 1980s when then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher started to sell state-owned assets such as the British telephone company?

    A) Anti-globalization
    B) Privatization
    C) Communist
    D) Anti-democratic
    E) Nationalization

    B) Privatization

    In the country of Mashwen, the state owns key industries such as energy and transportation. The rest of the industries are privately owned. Mashwen is a _____ economy.

    A) Planned
    B) Market
    C) Mixed
    D) Private
    E) Democratic

    C) Mixed

    The country of Baloonistan is classified as having low human development (the quality of life is poor). This means its HDI is:

    A) Greater than 5.0 but less than 7.0.
    B) A score of less than 0.5 on the HDI scale.
    C) Around 80.
    D) Around 6.0.
    E) In the bottom 60 percentile.

    B) A score of less than 0.5 on the HDI scale.

    According to the author Francis Fukuyama, the world is most likely witnessing the end of:

    A) Free market economies.
    B) Humanity's ideological evolution.
    C) Privatization
    D) Capitalism
    E) Liberal democracies.

    B) Humanity's ideological evolution.

    Which of the following statements is most likely to be true about the economic prospects of a country?

    A) Countries where property rights are not well respected and where corruption is rampant always have very low levels of economic growth.
    B) The advantages of building brand loyalty and gaining experience in a country's business practices is greater for a last-mover than for a first-mover.
    C) Countries which do not provide any protection for property rights tend to achieve greater economic growth rates than the countries in which property rights are protected.
    D) The economic system and property rights regime are reasonably good predictors of economic prospects of a country.
    E) Countries with command economies tend to achieve greater economic growth rates than free market economies.

    D) The economic system and property rights regime are reasonably good predictors of economic prospects of a country.

    In the context of political economy, one notable development of the past 30 years has been the spread of:

    A) Totalitarian governments.
    B) Mixed economies.
    C) Democracy
    D) Centrally planned economies.
    E) Communism

    C) Democracy.

    During the late 1980s and early 1990s, many of the world's nation-states moved away from:

    A) Free market capitalism.
    B) Individualism
    C) Totalitarian governments.
    D) Democratically elected governments.
    E) Political and civil freedoms.

    C) Totalitarian governments.

    How have new information and communication technologies, including the Internet, affected the political economy in general?

    A) They have reduced a state's ability to control access to uncensored information.
    B) They have led to the collapse of democracy.
    C) They have created new conduits for the spread of closed societies.
    D) They have led to the spread of communism.
    E) They have led to increased suppression of political and economic freedoms.

    A) They have reduced a state's ability to control access to uncensored information.

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