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A) abolish the laws that deal with protection of property rights.
B) introduce stringent foreign investment regulations.
C) increase its intervention in the economy.
D) adopt privatization.
E) oppose democracy.
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A) Adam Smith.
B) Amartya Sen.
C) Plato.
D) Aristotle.
E) Karl Marx.
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A) Shifting toward command economy or an economy where property rights are not enforced strictly
B) Investing in infrastructure and in the required supporting businesses
C) Frequently changing the government and the government policies
D) Maintaining a high inflation rate
E) Adopting a legal system which does not provide any protection for intellectual property rights
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A) decline of middle and working classes.
B) rise of totalitarian reforms.
C) decline of property rights.
D) emergence of closed and self-contained societies.
E) emergence of increasingly prosperous middle and working classes.
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A) GNI per capita was greater in China.
B) percent of goods and services consumed in the United States was lower.
C) standard of living in China was better.
D) cost of living was lower in China.
E) annual average GDP growth rate was lower in China.
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A) Nuclear weapons
B) Education
C) Terrorist activities
D) Nationalization of private properties
E) Active bartering
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A) free market economies.
B) capitalism.
C) liberal democracies.
D) privatization.
E) humanity's ideological evolution.
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A) First-mover disadvantages
B) Last-mover disadvantages
C) Last-in first-out disadvantages
D) Comparative disadvantages
E) Absolute disadvantages
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A) gender ratio of the country.
B) latitudinal and the longitudinal location of the country.
C) natural resources available in the country.
D) present wealth (purchasing power) of consumers of the country.
E) political history of the country.
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A) The presence of more than one ethnic nationality
B) Infrequent changes in government and government policy
C) Low inflation rate
D) Low level of government debt
E) High living standards
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A) Basic health care
B) Political freedom
C) Educational attainment
D) Basic average income
E) Life expectancy at birth
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A) Samuel Huntington maintained that as societies continue modernizing they will also become more Western.
B) Samuel Huntington theorized that modernization in non-Western societies can result in a retreat toward the traditional.
C) Samuel Huntington predicted that the universalization of Western liberal democracy will be the final form of human government.
D) Samuel Huntington envisioned the end of the war of ideas between different civilizations.
E) Samuel Huntington suggested that most developing countries will stop adopting the material paraphernalia of the modern world.
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A) Market economy
B) Economic freedom
C) State monopoly in production
D) Privatization
E) Strong legal protection of property rights
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