All of the following are causes of poverty EXCEPT:

• A) Lack of infrastructure
• B) Lack of health facilities
• C) Quality education system
• D) Lack of political will

All of the following are the disadvantages of globalization EXCEPT:

• A) Increased cultural imperialism
• B) Reduced state sovereignty
• C) Equal economic growth
• D) Violent ideals spread rapidly

In free market and capitalism prices are determined on the basis of:

• A) Supply and demand
• B) Demand and distribution
• C) Production and supply
• D) Supply and Production

All of the following are the positive impacts of globalization EXCEPT:

• A) Greater employment opportunities
• B) Protectionism
• C) Efficient global markets
• D) Free Trade

International cooperation has ________ the process knowledge, information, and technology.

• A) Retarded
• B) Hampered
• C) Accelerated
• D) Decelerated

Which one of the following concepts advocates the claim that globalization is a solution to many global problems?

• A) Globalism
• B) Nationalism
• C) Hyper-Nationalism
• D) Patriotism

According to a criticism to Economic Globalization, which type of poverty is rising among the countries?

• A) Absolute poverty
• B) Generational poverty
• C) Situational poverty
• D) Relative poverty

The policy of a dominant and stronger nation in order to create an empire by dominating weaker nations politically, economically, and culturally is known as:

• A) Socialism
• B) Imperialism
• C) Communism
• D) Capitalism

Which one of the following ‘currents’ of alter-globalization movement claims that social change is not possible through international forums?

• A) The third current
• B) The fourth current
• C) The second current
• D) The first current

Which type of trade is referred as the exchange of raw materials, goods and services across the national borders?

• A) Cross-border Trade
• B) Entrepot Trade
• C) Retail Trade
• D) Import trade

The major opposition to globalization is from activists, unions, and NGOs in:

• A) Both developed and under-developed countries
• B) Developing countries
• C) Developed countries
• D) Under-developed countries

Some countries adjust their corporate tax system in order to attract:

• A) Gross National Product
• B) National Development
• C) Foreign Direct Investment
• D) Gross Domestic Product

Which one of the following organizations helps in the integration of local and global economy?

• A) Non-governmental Organizations
• B) Multinational Corporations
• C) Government Organizations
• D) Inter-governmental Organization

As per the anti-globalist point, poor countries are at a disadvantage because their major exports are comprised of:

• A) Industrial goods
• B) Agricultural goods
• C) Corporate services
• D) Technological goods

Which ‘current’ of the alter-globalization movement argues that broad social change can only be achieved if government and state appropriately implement the public policies?

• A) The first current
• B) The second current
• C) The third current
• D) The fourth current

Which one of the following ‘currents’ of alter-globalization movement argues that there is a dire need to develop coherent arguments on issues like food insecurity and sovereignty of the state?

• A) The first current
• B) The second current
• C) The fourth current
• D) The third current

History of third world countries can be traced back to the:

• A) Ancient Period
• B) WWI
• C) WWII
• D) Colonial Period

Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act (1930) introduced protectionist trade policies in:

• A) France
• B) United States
• C) Germany
• D) Great Britain

After the Taliban control, lots of Afghani residents moved to various countries in order to escape the unforeseen circumstances. This situation signifies which type of migration?

• A) Forced Migration
• B) Internal Migration
• C) In-migration
• D) Voluntary migration

When did Industrial Revolution began in the Great Britain?

• A) In the mid-18th century
• B) In the mid-17th century
• C) In the mid-19th century
• D) In the mid-16th century