IR Intro. to International Political Economy exam with correct answers 2024
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IR Intro. to International Political Economy
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IR Intro. To International Political Economy
The field of international political economy
a. examines the relationship between economics and politics
b. draws upon disciplines such as history, political science, economics, and sociology
c. each of these answers
d. examines the relationship between national and international politi...
a. examines the relationship between economics and politics
b. draws upon disciplines such as history, political science, economics, and sociology
c. each of these answers
d. examines the relationship between national and international politics correct answers
c. each of these answers
In rational choice theory utility maximizers are actors that:
a. each of these answers
b. fail to engage in a cost benefit analysis
c. attempt to maximize their gains and minimize their losses
d. use a large amount of public services correct answers c. attempt to maximize their
gains and minimize their losses
Public goods are things that:
a. people cannot be excluded from their consumption
b. can be enjoyed by more than one person without any reduction in the good
c. each of these answers
d. are unlikely to be provided by individual rational actors correct answers c. each of
these answers
Applied to IPE, the Prisoner's Dilemma can help explain why:
a. the IMF is such an important institution
b. countries keep protectionist measures in place even though free trade would benefit
them more
, c. developing counties are so poor
developing countries are so poor
d. so many countries have joined the WTO correct answers b. countries keep
protectionist measures in place even though free trade would benefit them more
Institutionalists focus on:
a. how people construct their own reality
b. the WTO, IMF, and World Bank
c. self interested actors maximizing their utility
d. how rules shape actors' behaviour correct answers d. how rules shape actors'
behaviour
Constructivists see beliefs and values as:
a. things that have to be explained
b. constituting identity and interests
c. Both things that needs to be explained AND constituting identity
d. something that can be taken for granted correct answers c. Both things that needs to
be explained AND constituting identity
Which theory of economics sees a strong role for the government to manage the
national economy?
a. Neoclassical liberalism
b. Marxism
c. Keynesianism
d. Classical liberalism correct answers c. Keynesianism
How is globalization different from internationalization?
a. Globalization refers to mass movement of labor, while internationalization refers to
movement of capital.
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