Unilateral Sanctions by the U.S.government Are Usually

question 60

Multiple Choice

Unilateral sanctions by the U.S.government are usually:

• A)effective because of the magnitude of the U.S.economy
• B)effective because of the strength of the U.S.military
• C)ineffective because the target of the sanctions can simply trade elsewhere
• D)ineffective because the federalism allows individual states to circumvent the sanction's trading rules
• E)effective because they inspire other countries to follow suit

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Definitions:

Annually Compounded

A compound interest calculation where the interest is added to the principal at the end of each year.

Nominal Rate

The stated interest rate of a bond or loan, without accounting for compounding or inflation.

Mortgage Loan

A loan secured by real property through the use of a mortgage note which evidences the existence of the loan and the encumbrance of that realty.

Compounded Monthly

A method where the interest is calculated on a monthly basis and added to the principal sum, allowing the interest to grow over time through compounding.