Which of the following is true about China and that nation's per capita purchasing power?
a. China's per capita purchasing power is ranked first in the world.
b. China's per capita purchasing power is ranked first in Asia.
c. China's per capita purchasing power is ranked third behind the United States and Japan.
d. China's per capita purchasing power is ranked lower than most European countries and the United States, but ranks higher than Japan.
e. China's per capita purchasing power is ranked very low in the world, because it has a huge population.
e.
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According to the text, what did President Obama's reelection in the 2012 presidential race do for American foreign policy?
a. The Republicans, having control of the House, will have a clear mandate over foreign policy now. b. It will adhere to a unilateral and isolationist approach. c. It will remain status quo, albeit within economic reason. d. The Democrats, having control of the Senate, will have a clear mandate over foreign policy now. e. None of the above is true.
Democratic transitions usually begin with
A) liberalization. B) legitimacy. C) apartheid. D) None of the above
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a. Voter turnout has sharply increased. b. Voter turnout has increased at almost the same rate as voter registrations. c. There has been no noticeable increase in voter turnout. d. The effect on voter turnout actually appears to be negative. e. Voter ideology has become much more liberal.