A study of globalization undertaken from an institutional approach is most likely to examine _____.
a. the manner in which major newspapers in countries with large economies discuss free trade policies
b. the relative gains in income among factory workers in several different developing nations
c. the relative strength of conservative and liberal ideas among legislators in various countries
d. the way that policymakers in the developing world take into account the issue of foreign direct investment
Question 2
Suppose a political scientist is designing a questionnaire for a study about globalization and the American economy. Which one of these potential questions would be appropriate for a study that is taking an ideational approach to
political explanation?
a. How strongly do you support or oppose protectionist policies such as tariffs and import quotas?
b. Have any of your friends or family members lost their job in the past five years because of outsourcing?
c. Do you think that multinational corporations have too much power over the policymaking process?
d. Has your personal or household budget been impacted, either positively or negatively, by free-trade policies?
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