Gilpin argues that unlike wealth, power cannot be quantified because _________.
a. we do not have a theoretical unit to measure the amount of force applied by one state to another
b. it has a significant psychological component
c. a state's power is, in practice, impossible to determine
d. a state's power is measured relative to other states, not in absolute terms
Question 2
What, according to Gilpin, is the central contradiction or puzzle for international political economy?
a. Economic interdependence is supposed to reduce the chances of war, but wars still occur.
b. Economic interdependence is supposed to increase the number of democracies in the world, but many states remain undemocratic.
c. Economic interdependence is increasing the rate of technological development in some states but not others.
d. Economic interdependence is reducing the role of states, but states remain the most significant actors in international politics.
Power-tower in Southern California, largest such facility in the world
Per capita consumption of power is high in the developed world and highest in the United States
Nuclear power
Small local hydroelectric power generators have more future potential
Agricultural Land as a Fraction of Total Wealth in the United Kingdom
Pascal’s triangle of binomial coefficients (p + q) raised to the nth power