A) Russia. B) Germany. C) United States. D) Japan.
A) Sub-Saharan Africa. B) East Asia. C) North America. D) Western Europe.
A) The Industrial Revolution. B) The Cold War. C) The French Revolution. D) World War I.
A) New Institutional Economics. B) Neoclassical Economics. C) Marxian Economics. D) Classical Economics.
A) Historical materialism. B) Economic liberalism. C) Cultural determinism. D) Structuralism.
A) United Kingdom. B) Italy. C) South Korea. D) India.
A) Maintaining high tariffs on imports. B) Investment in education and infrastructure. C) Encouraging emigration of skilled workers. D) Reducing state involvement in the economy.
A) Total isolation from global markets. B) Rejection of foreign ideas. C) Adoption of existing technologies. D) Only focusing on agriculture. |