According to the doctrine of comparative advantage, trade between ...

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According to the doctrine of comparative advantage, trade between State A and State B would fail to benefit both __________.
 
  a. when A produces only one type of good.
  b. when A's domestic market is much larger than B's.
  c. when both A and B produce exactly the same goods.
  d. when A has access to cheaper raw materials than B.

Question 2

Why, according to Mearsheimer, will a state never be satisfied in terms of power until it achieves hegemony?
 
  a. A state cannot know how much power is sufficient to secure its safety now or in the future.
  b. States, like people, have a natural and inherent desire for power.
  c. The international system rewards states in proportion to the absolute power they accrue.
  d. An international political system with a hegemon is inherently more peaceful.

[chevyboi1976]

Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a

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[bblaney]

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