The tendencies of governments and states to expand their land, control, wealth or influence through economic growth, soft power or military intervention is known as:

• A) Expansionism
• B) Colonialism
• C) Military Intervention
• D) Imperialism

A system by which many corporations and countries are economically at the mercy of each other is called:

• A) Socialist distribution
• B) Economic Interdependence
• C) Capitalist liberalization
• D) Communism

Which nation is marked with the creation of ‘Rela’?

• A) Indonesia
• B) Nepal
• C) Bhutan
• D) Malaysia

Majority of the board of directors of multinational corporations are the citizens of the:

• A) Foreign country
• B) Home country
• C) Parent country
• D) Neighbour country

Anglo-Dutch Wars began in response to the:

• A) Navigation Act of 1651
• B) US-China Trade War
• C) Opium Wars
• D) Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act

Poverty is comprised of all of the following elements EXCEPT:

• A) Economic
• B) Religious
• C) Political
• D) Social

When a company of one country makes investment in any other country in the form of building a factory, domestic structure, equipment and organization, it is known as:

• A) IMF Aid
• B) Foreign Direct Investment
• C) U.S. Aid
• D) Financial Aid

According to ________, absolute poverty is life-threatening lack of resources?

• A) Horton & Hunt
• B) Diana Kendell
• C) C.H. Cooley
• D) John J. Macionis

Akram has fewer resources as compared to Majid, is the example of:

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

Akbar used to live in a village, but unavailability of certain facilities pushed him to move in the city. This situation signifies which type of migration?

• A) Step Migration
• B) Relay Migration
• C) Rural-urban migration
• D) Chain Migration

Reduced import tariffs, quotas, domestic subsidies and other trade regulations are the characteristics of:

• A) Trade War
• B) Less Protectionism
• C) Tax System
• D) Containerization

The trade procedures and policies of government or state which ensures to protect the domestic businesses and industries from any foreign economic competition is called:

• A) Trade War
• B) Protectionism
• C) Free Trade
• D) Global Trade

Mundialism is the major criticism of the _______ version of globalization.

• A) Constructivism
• B) Liberalism
• C) Realism
• D) Neoliberal

All of the following are push factors of migration EXCEPT:

• A) Poor quality of life
• B) Lack of job opportunities
• C) Civil war
• D) Chances to earn more money

When did ‘Rela’ was created?

• A) 1950s
• B) 1940s
• C) 1930s
• D) 1960s

All of the following are the basic demands of alter-globalization EXCEPT:

• A) Ensuring sustainable development
• B) Ensuring environmental protection
• C) Provision of basic human rights
• D) Authoritarianism

In the post-WWI era, _______ country emerged as a political and economic power.

• A) France
• B) United States
• C) Britain
• D) Hungry

All of the following are the characteristics of the third world countries EXCEPT:

• A) Poor health
• B) High birth rate
• C) High illiteracy
• D) High Employment rate

All of the following are barriers in cross-border trade EXCEPT:

• A) Security concern
• B) High Speed Internet connectivity
• C) Detailed paper work
• D) Laborious clearance

National defence is one of the causes of:

• A) Peaceful coexistence
• B) Imperialism
• C) Colonialism
• D) Expansionism