A. occupational success is desirable
B. success does not matter as much as happiness
C. their children should have a classical education
D. students should find peers with similar goals
Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs
The practice of requiring degrees as a minimum hiring requirement is called……………?
A. elitism
B. academicism
C. credentialism
D. syndication
Critics maintain that the following issues are present in higher education…………..?
A. high tuitions
B. a lowering of standards
C. muzzling of academic freedom
D. all of the above
The United Stats in an exception in that……………..?
A. wealth correlates with religion
B. wealth does not correlate with religion
C. in most wealth nations religion is very important
D. none of the above
The global social system differs from a societal social system in that…………….?
A. nations contain a variety of ethnic and racial groups
B. no global government exists
C. nations do not have common goals
D. all of the above
The realist school of international relations defines war and security as………….?
A. brinkmanship
B. statecraft
C. high politics
D. low politics
By “dependent relations” globalists mean……………?
A. the legitimacy of nation -states depends upon propaganda and internal surveillance
B. industrial nations depend upon raw materials located in no-industrial nations
C. Third-World countries are maintained in a state of dependency by First-and Second- World nations
D. the effectiveness of the United Nations depends upon a cohesive Security Council
international relations include…………….?
A. public but not private diplomacy
B. legal but not illegal or “black market” trade
C. declared but not undeclared wars
D. all of the above
The difference between government and state is that…………….?
A. government is symbol state is the process
B. government is a process that includes the people who exercise political power
C. the state is an abstract symbol of the political institution
D. government is a process and the state is an abstract symbol
Power may be asserted by……………..?
A. reciprocating
B. promising a reward in return for compliance
C. coercion
D. coercion reciprocation or reward