The Action-Reaction Hypothesis

question 1

Multiple Choice

The action-reaction hypothesis

• A) refers to arms build-up by one state in response to arms acquisitions by adversaries.
• B) is derived from the radical perspective.
• C) refers to the continual economic competition between states.
• D) is a result of relative deprivation.

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