Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following is a concept which is used to the phenomenon of the rapid growth of several countries in East Asia in the late twentieth century?

Which of the following enabled many of the EU member states to travel without passport control at the border?

Which of the following concepts refers to "the sale and purchase of goods and services and all values that can be expressed with money for the purpose of profit"?

Which of the following refers to the westernization period (1868-1912) in Japan initiated by the Emperor Mutsuhito?

1. It relied on state-led macroeconomic planning and extensive regulation.
2. It refers to the phenomenon of the rapid growth of several countries in East Asia in the late twentieth century.
3. It applied a free trade policies with full of exceptions by applying a tight internal control and relying on protected manufacturing industries.
4. It attracted a flow of gold and silver into a country to service the rapidly expanding volume of trade and to keep them there by prohibiting their export.

Which of the above are among the characteristics of a developmental state?

Which of the following theory’s aim is to change the established order for good by showing other possible alternatives?

Which of the following criteria must be met by a country in order to be a member of the European Union?

Which of the following is not one of the important reforms that the Taiwan government made in 1960?

I. It stems from the belief that holds globalisation responsible for the degradation of norms and values.

II. Populist proponents are against liberal free market and immigration.

III. Bad economic performance worldwide has been one of the key factors behind growing democratic discontent.

Which of the above is correctly stated according to the Populism?

What is the aim of the social market economy?

Which of the following theories emerged to respond to the facts and events that the security-centered and nation-state-oriented mercantilist/realist theory cannot explain?

I. In globalisation from above, the process is created and controlled by centralised and powerful groups.

II. In globalisation from below, the process is mainly imposed on individual actors in both the North and the South.

II. In globalisation from below, the process mostly benefits a small number of states and multinational corporations.

Which of the above is correct regarding the globalisation from above and globalisation from below?

Which of the following terms did Marx use to define the working class that is working for a wage for
the profit of the employer class with the means of production, which was used to define the subclass of society until the 19th century?

Which event made it clear that the hegemonic power of Britain was over?

Who was the was the leading figure of the French physiocrats School?

I. Division is made between materialist and ideal pushing factors of globalisation.

II. Globalisation draws from Marxism with respect to the material forces.

III. Capitalism, technology and multinational corporations play important roles as the driving forces.

Which of the above is correct regarding the key drivers of globalisation?

In which of the following centuries did England lose its status as a hegemonic state within the International System?

Who did,  with his work “Wealth of Nations”, opposed to the mercantilist thought ?

Which of the followings refers to the movement that carried out by people who advocate the idea of free exchange and the principles of liberal economics in England in the nineteenth century?