Author: Arshad Zaman

A. the breakup of Yugoslavia
B. It has never been successful.
C. Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait
D. the genocide in Rwanda

A. individual
B. interstate
C. domestic
D. global

A. The world commission on economic growth, 1987
B. The world commission on worldwide neo-liberal reform, 1987
C. The world commission on environment and development, 1987
D. The world commission on trade and development, 1987

A. liberal
B. difference
C. postmodern
D. standpoint

A. liberal
B. postmodern
C. revolutionary
D. standpoint

A. that free-market development only helps the rich.
B. that development countries should be dependent on free-market development.
C. that economic growth is dependent on the poor.
D. all of the above.

A. That economic growth will eventually (and automatically) bring benefits to the poor
B. That economic growth needs delivery systems to bring benefits to the poor
C. That economic growth needs to be controlled by the state
D. None of the above

A. A liberal order that the west formed through the World Bank, IMF and GATT
B. An unsuccessful campaign for reforms made by developing countries in the 1970s
C. A successful campaign for reforms made by developing countries in the 1970s
D. None of the above

A. that people can only move forward through self-reliance.
B. that economic growth can be unlimited through the free market and will trickle down to the poor.
C. that economic growth is unimportant in development.
D. that equitable development is more important than efficient development.

A. Liberal international economic order based on free trade but with a role for state intervention in issues of national security and stability
B. Economics and government function through free market
C. Liberal international economic order based on international law
D. society functions through free market while giving more power to liberal international organizations