Many Political Scientists Have Not Considered Mexico to Be a Viable

question 51

Multiple Choice

Many political scientists have not considered Mexico to be a viable democracy because

• A) it only has one political party.
• B) election results have often been falsified so that the PRI wins.
• C) civil liberties are limited.
• D) the police have too much power.
• E) PRI candidates import voters from the United States.

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Definitions:

Backflows

The return of workers to the countries from which they originally emigrated.

Younger Workers

Refers to individuals in the workforce who are typically in the lower age range of the working population, often considered to be more recent entrants into the job market.

Standard of Living

The degree of prosperity, comfort, material possessions, and essential needs accessible to a specific socioeconomic group or region.

National Income

The total value of all goods and services produced by a country over a specific period, typically a year, representing the economic performance of a nation.