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Global Governance Quiz 6 (30 MCQs)

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1. John Maynard Keynes sees government spending as a solution to revive the economy by bolstering aggregate demand through fiscal and monetary policies.
2. What was established at the 1992 Conference on Environment and Development in Rio de Janeiro?
3. We are in the WTO Doha round of agreements (although widely considered to be defunct. What year did this begin?
4. To ensure that the UN will not be used to serve the interest of particular states, the power to veto to vote against a substantive resolution serves as a measure to protect states from possible threats to independence.
5. In 2018/2019 the US imposed tariffs on $ 550billion worth of goods from which country?
6. What is the aim of the Human Rights Council?
7. What is the range of actors managing global affairs in global governance?
8. What is the concept of the 'global village'?
9. Examples include many countries in Africa, Latin America, and parts of Asia.
10. What does the term leakage mean?
11. Karl Marx rejected nationalism.
12. The primary purpose of the International Monetary Fund is to promote global monetary cooperation and international financial stability.
13. Kyoto Protocol was signed in .....
14. Which organisation does NOT address economic governance
15. With the shift from pegged-system to a floating system, the International Monetary Fund disallowed flexibility among members states to determine their exchange rates or tie them to major currencies such as the dollar.
16. When does The term "Global Governance" started to be used in International Relations?
17. Vehicle emission is one source of greenhouse gasses. We could reduce the greenhouse gasess by .....
18. What was Locke's opinion on why we need governments?
19. The Trusteeship Council of the UN was established to settle legal disputes between states and regain trust amongst members.
20. Where do international legal obligations come from?
21. The primary concern of the United Nations is collective military security through the facilitation of peaceful settlement of disputes among member-states or by commanding allegiance of the entire UN membership or by imposing non-military sanctions.
22. Which group of countries are the MINT countries?
23. What resources are available to support global systems and governance?
24. ..... is what TNCs do when they send the money they have earned in one country back to their headquarters in a HIC.
25. This Christianity split apart in the Great Schism of 1054, where the Eastern Church broke apart the Western Church. It currently has 1.3 billion followers and is predominant throughout Western society. The Philippines belongs in this.
26. States can evade international laws, without consequences is a challenge in global governance, choose an example of it
27. The International Monetary Fund provides long-term loans to prevent devaluation and retain the state's fixed exchange rate in instances of the temporary balance of payment deficit.
28. What is the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) primarily concerned with?
29. What does the speaker refer to as 'sea anchors' in the context of biophysical degradation?
30. Refers to the more economically developed and industrialized countries located primarily in the upper Hemisphere. These countries tend to have higher standards of living, advanced infrastructure, and access to resources.
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