What does Ghemawat find "most astonishing" about the writings of globalization proponents?
a. the poor quality of the arguments presented
b. how much they exaggerate the extent of globalization
c. their ability to predict accurately the effects of globalization
d. that so few people have written about so important a phenomenon
e. the recognition that in a world of globalization, national borders are irrelevant.
Answer: b
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A. In this system, the candidate who receives the largest popular vote in a state is credited with all that state's electoral votes. B. In this system, the top two candidates who receive the largest number of votes have to contest in another round of elections. C. In this system, an elector must receive 538 electoral votes to win. D. In this system, the electoral votes must be distributed equally among the top three candidates. E. In this system, the party that wins all the electoral votes controls both chambers of Congress.
The concept that describes states that will almost certainly not go to war with one another is called
a. regions of capitalist countries. b. economic integrated countries of Europe. c. the zone of peace. d. free trade regions of the world.
At the individual level of analysis, what role did Hitler's personality play in the course of WWII?
a. It played the most crucial role in the first phase, in the decision to annex Czechoslovakia and Poland. b. It lengthened the war because Hitler was originally pragmatic and overruled his less conservative generals, who wanted to declare war immediately. c. His appetite and belief in his own superiority led to the mistake of declaring war against the United States. d. His racist ideology led him to attack the Soviet Union before attacking Britain because he believed them to be of inferior bloodlines. e. Convinced of his own genius, Hitler's personality brought failure in the second phase, due to overreach.
Impeachment of federal judges is a regular occurrence
Indicate whether the statement is true or false