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Which theory of international relations sees foreign direct investment as good when one's own country is engaging in it but bad when another country is buying companies within your own country?
 
  A) Constructivism
  B) Liberalism
  C) Marxism
  D) Realism
  E) Structuralism

Question 2

Poliheuristic theory tells us that:
 
  A) Agents function somewhere between perfectly rational and perfectly emotional.
  B) Agents often hide information from other agents to make decisions more difficult.
  C) Agents eliminate those alternatives that are unacceptable before deciding between the rest.
  D) Agents tend towards either conflict or cooperation.
  E) Agents behave differently in domains of gains than they do in domains of losses.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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