Answer these quiz:

QUESTION 1

1. The greens often

call for tradable pollution permits to induce firms to produce environmental products.

argue that economic growth causes global environmental problems.

call for government involvement as well as market-based solutions to improve environmental conditions.

support IMF and World Bank finance to help LDCs promote sustainable development.

QUESTION 2

1. Structural Marxists have similarities with liberals, and instrumental Marxists have similarities with neomercantilists.

True

False

QUESTION 3

1. Constructivists

engage in the systematic, objective testing of hypotheses.

are concerned with social facts as well as material facts.

generally reject material reality, because its meaning depends on ideas and interpretation.

believe that agents are more important than structures.

QUESTION 4

1. Public goods are

excludable and rival.

nonexcludable and nonrival.

excludable and nonrival.

nonexcludable and rival.

QUESTION 5

1. Feminist theorists generally agree that the gender equality problem should be addressed by including more women in our major institutions.

True

False

QUESTION 6

1. Historical materialists tend to agree with liberals that globalization is a pervasive force in the world.

True

False

QUESTION 7

1. Unlike dependency theory, world-systems theory

is concerned with both "relations of exchange" and "relations of production."

underestimates the important of domestic factors in development.

uses the "semi-periphery" concept.

views development as possible for LDCs, even if it is dependent development.

QUESTION 8

1. Feminist theorists

believe that those who ignore gender distinctions reinforce unequal economic relations.

are striving to increase their influence by developing a more unified perspective.

believe that historical materialists are attuned to feminist interests unlike mainstream liberals and neomercantilists.

believe that the main IPE perspectives can avoid downgrading the role of women by being gender neutral.

QUESTION 9

1. Marx wrote that

capitalism was a dynamic, expansive system with a mission to spread development around the world.

technological advances resulted from natural human drives for economic progress.

capitalism was hindering progress in such countries as India and China.

capitalism had survived longer than expected because of imperialism.

QUESTION 10

1. Differences between structural Marxists and neomercantilists include the fact that neomercantilists view the state as

providing some benefits to the working class.

furthering the national interest.

adopting policies opposed by some capitalists.

somewhat autonomous.

1. Structural Marxists have similarities with liberals, and instrumental Marxists have similarities with neomercantilists.

True

False