Which of the following statements best describes the reality of international political economics? a. More and more states are turning to protectionism as a way to ensure that the cyclical nature of economics does not impact them during a world-wide economic crash. b. Currently, each state can successfully mind its own economic affairs without regard for what other states are doing. c. The ability of one state's domestic policies or problems to harm or benefit other states transforms the domestic economy of each state into an international concern. d. The effects of international economics on domestic economics are becoming less and less important to international politics and foreign policy