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CPI exam 1|120 Questions with complete SolutionsChoose the normative statement. - -Having a baby is too important to forgo
for financial reasons.
-__________ is an element or factor that is liable to change, or vary, from case
to case. - -a variable
-Which of the following is not a good comparative politics question? - -When
did the Iranian Revolution happen?
-Which of the following is true about the cases Most-Similar-Systems
designs? - -the outcomes should differ
-To make a concept measureable, researchers would use __________. - -
Operationalization
-Shannon O'Neil's article deals with the case of Mexico, a state that has both
faced serious security problems and made major social and economic
advances in recent years. What does O'Neil think best accounts for these
developments? - -Diversification of the economy beyond oil, Privatization of
many businesses, Opening of trade with other states
-According to the article by Natasha Bowler, the government of Bahrain has
begun taking what action against some Shia Muslims, who make up the
majority of the country? - -revoking their citizenship
-Which of the following is usually considered a definitive characteristic of a
modern state? - -Monopoly on the legitimate use of force
-Which of the following is often considered a failed or fragile state? - -Haiti
-What does it mean to say that a state is "sovereign"? - -The state is
recognized as the sole political authority in some territory.
-Who is a proponent of the bellicist theory of state formation? - -Charles
Tilly
-What does it mean to say that the state "diffused" globally? - -Over time,
the organizational form of the state spread around the world.
-"A space in society outside of the organization of the state, in which citizens
come together and organize themselves" refers to what? - -a civil society
, -Which of the following is not typically identified by political scientists as a
major characteristic of most modern states? - -propinquity
-Marx's view of the state as a representation of the interests of the
bourgeoisie is an example of which of the following types of theories of state
emergence? - -Economic
-The ways politics and economics interrelate and affect one another is called
__________. - -political economy
-The profits of a French firm operating in Senegal add to the GDP of_________
and the GNI of __________. - -Senegal; France
-The measure of income as adjusted to reflect the cost of living is called: - -
Purchasing power parity (PPP)
-A country that was a leading example in demonstrating the potential
successes of state-led development in the period after World War II was: - -
Japan
-Which of the following would constitute a very worrying economic problem
when prices are rising rapidly and people expect them to continue doing so
in the future? - -Hyperinflation
-Prominent examples of reductions of the role of the state in the economy
occurred in which of the following regions? - -Eastern Europe after 1989
-The idea that cultural change led to the rise of welfare states follows which
of logic? - -Over time, people increasingly saw the state as an actor that
could resolve social problems
-One basic argument about why capitalism gave rise to the welfare state is
that: - -Capitalist societies have complex institutional sets that lead to major
roles for the state
-A perspective on the welfare state that emphasizes mobilization and
political action might argue which of the following are important in shaping
outcomes? - -Welfare states may be a compromise among political interests,
such as business and labor
-An important example of a policy from the last two decades that generated
international learning effects in contemporary welfare states was which of
the following? - -Bolsa Familia in Brazil
-__________ is the process by which a society changes or advances, often
measured in terms of economic growth, but also sometimes measured in
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