The dependency school of thought holds that
a. businesses become too dependent upon public subsidies.
b. underdeveloped countries become dependent upon foreign aid.
c. the lower class is dependent upon the upper class and therefore votes as instructed.
d. underdeveloped countries find it difficult to achieve growth in a global system dominated by wealthy countries.
e. wealthy countries are dependent upon underdeveloped ones for cheap labor and resources.
d
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a. economic justice b. individual liberty c. long-term stability d. productive efficiency
What did Alexis de Tocqueville suggest about voting rights in the United States?
a. Once electoral rights are extended to one group, there will be demands to extend them to another group and that will lead eventually to universal suffrage. b. Once electoral rights had been expanded to one group, the government agents would realize the folly of their decision and fight even harder against future expansions. c. Because people always act in a self-interested manner, it would require strong government laws to prevent those in government from disenfranchising their political opponents. d. Universal suffrage would lead to the downfall of republican government because factional competition would become too intense for the political system to handle.
Identify and explain the three challenges to states described in the text. In particular, how do these three concepts work independent of, and in tandem with, one another to challenge the power of modern states?
What will be an ideal response?