According to Critics of the Bush Doctrine

question 48

Multiple Choice

According to critics of the Bush Doctrine,

• A) it does not go far enough in protecting U.S. interests.
• B) it does not protect U.S. interests.
• C) it is a contradiction of democratic values.
• D) it violates the idea of political realism.
• E) it signals U.S. weakness.

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Definitions:

Import Quotas

Government-imposed limits on the volume of specific goods that can be imported, aimed at protecting domestic producers by controlling market supply.

Globalization

The integration of national economies into a worldwide economy.

American Consumer

An individual in the United States who purchases goods and services for personal use.

Frederic Bastiat

A 19th-century French economist and writer known for his advocacy of free trade and his witty criticisms of protectionism and socialism.