Power Is Often Presented as a Zero-Sum Game

question 15

Multiple Choice

Power is often presented as a zero-sum game.This means that

• A) a gain by one actor means a loss by another.
• B) nobody can win in the struggle for power.
• C) no matter how hard countries try they can not change the distribution of power.
• D) power is not real but merely a game.

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