An important conclusion in this chapter focuses on the changes in power and control by the state. This conclusion can be summed up as
a. the state's loss of control over globalization.
b. the regaining of control by the state over globalization.
c. the ability of the state to assert itself through market barriers.
d. an uneasy truce between the forces of globalization and the state.
a
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Supporters of GATT argue that the agreement
A. opens new markets for US construction firms, architects and engineers B. reduces jobs in USA C. lowers wages for American workers D. (A) and (B) only E. none of the above
Which Bretton Woods institution, first known as the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, focuses on multilateral trade negotiations?
a. The World Trade Organization b. The International Trade Organization c. The General Agreement on Trade in Services d. The North American Free Trade Agreement
What aspect of the information revolution has characteristics that most clearly demonstrate the role of the U.S. as a first mover?
a. publishing b. media c. the telephone d. the Internet
State administration in Texas is confusing for which of the following reasons?
a. There is no single, uniform organizational pattern. b. There are numerous exceptions to the traditional bureaucratic characteristic of hierarchy. c. The number of state agencies depends upon one's method of counting. d. There are at least five different types of top policymakers in state agencies. e. All of the above.