An Example of the Realist Interpretation of the State with Regard

question 31

Multiple Choice

An example of the realist interpretation of the state with regard to natural resources is

• A) the fact that the state's policy toward natural resources reflects the interests of the capitalist owner classes.
• B) the desire of a state to create a "level playing field" for different actors in the oil market.
• C) the fact that states pay little attention to material resources.
• D) the desire of a state to guarantee the stability and availability of natural resources such as oil.
• E) the desire of the state to focus on the interest of exporters of natural resources.

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