Embedded liberalism refers to the dilemma in which a. free ...

[karlynnae]

Embedded liberalism refers to the dilemma in which
 
  a. free trade may be beneficial but it could lead to an intrusive and abusive state.
  b. the realist view of mercantilism should be softened with a more constructivist approach.
  c. free trade is widely accepted yet the outcome from free trade could be disruptive and thus government needsto be cautious.
 d. liberalism is essentially embedded into the framework of the government structure.

Question 2

A key difference between the constructivist approach to international political economy and that of the other theories is its assumption that
 
  a. power remains central to an understanding of the global economy.
  b. states' goals and policies continuously change.
  c. economic growth and development will be achieved over time.
  d. individuals are still able to improve their economic positions.

[aham8f]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b

[karlynnae]

Thank you!

[aham8f]

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