Embedded Liberalism Refers to

question 20

Multiple Choice

Embedded liberalism refers to

• A) the economic liberalism embedded within shared understanding of international relations.
• B) the language in multilateral treaties mandating economic liberalism.
• C) the language in multilateral treaties mandating political liberalism.
• D) the commitment to embed economic and political liberalism into trade agreements.

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Definitions:

Consequences

The outcomes or results that follow from a particular action or decision, which can be either positive or negative.

Later life

A phase in an individual's life cycle following middle age, often characterized by retirement, aging, and significant lifestyle changes.

Care work

Labor, often unpaid and performed by family members, associated with the care of the young, elderly, or sick, including both physical and emotional support.

Psychological costs

The mental and emotional toll or burdens that can result from stressful experiences or significant life events.