Contemporary Radicals Include Dependency Theorists, Who

question 9

Multiple Choice

Contemporary radicals include dependency theorists, who

• A) believe that MNCs and international banks exert control over the economic development of developing states.
• B) believe that the options open to developing states are increasing, making it more likely that they will grow economically.
• C) are relatively unconcerned about dependent trade relationships.
• D) optimistically predict the elimination of dependency in the international system.
• E) disagree strongly with constructivism's objective approach to interdependence.

Understand the difference between void and voidable contracts, and the implications of each for the parties involved.

Understand the concept of unilateral and bilateral contracts, how they are formed, and the obligations they create.

Identify and understand contract terms related to modifications and the interpretation of ambiguous contract provisions.

Recognize how contract law varies internationally, with specific references to general and special provisions in contracts.

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