Suppose That the Country of Atlantis Chose to Isolate Itself

question 150

Multiple Choice

Suppose that the country of Atlantis chose to isolate itself from the rest of the world. Its ruler proclaimed that Atlantis should become self-sufficient and so would not engage in foreign trade. From an economic perspective, when would this idea make sense?

• A) if Atlantis had an absolute advantage in all goods
• B) if Atlantis had no absolute advantages in any good.
• C) never, as long as Atlantis had a comparative advantage in any good
• D) never, as long as Atlantis had an absolute advantage in at least half the goods traded

Comprehend the functionalist perspective towards the family.

Recognize the factors that norm the nuclear and extended family structures in different societies.

Predict the future changes in Canadian families based on current societal trends.

Discuss the economic and emotional effects of divorce.

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Definitions:

Independence

The condition or quality of being self-governing and not under the control of external authority, often relating to nations achieving autonomy from colonial rule or oppressive governments.

1946

The year post-World War II characterized by significant political, economic, and social changes worldwide, including the beginning stages of the Cold War.

U.S. Territory

A region that is under the jurisdiction of the United States but is not a state, often having different legal and political systems.

Political Climate

The general mood, attitudes, and opinions on political matters within a specific geographical area or population at a given time.