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A) a first-mover advantage.
B) forward integration.
C) unrelated differentiation.
D) lateral diversification.
E) technology transfer.
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A) nuclear weapons
B) education
C) terrorist activities
D) nationalization of private properties
E) active bartering
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A) Communism
B) Centrally planned economy
C) Privatization
D) Command economy
E) Lack of strong property rights
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A) clash of value systems and ideology between civilizations.
B) widespread acceptance of universal global civilization.
C) declining liberal democratic ideals.
D) differences in the factor endowments between countries.
E) geographical differences between nations.
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A) Adam Smith.
B) Amartya Sen.
C) Plato.
D) Aristotle.
E) Karl Marx.
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A) Centrally planned command economy
B) Mixed economy
C) Nationalization of private property
D) Deregulation of economies to promote greater competition
E) Authoritarian regime
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A) an improvement in the operating efficiency of newly privatized firms.
B) reduced barriers to foreign direct investment and international trade.
C) an increase in the incentives to engage in economic activity.
D) deregulation and privatization of the economy.
E) the lack of incentives to engage in economic activity.
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A) It allows newly privatized firms to gain monopoly position in a particular industry.
B) It provides incentives to new private owners to search for increases in productivity and to enter new markets.
C) It encourages state control over price and production output.
D) It raises barriers to direct investment by foreign enterprises.
E) It results in reservation of heavy industry for state ownership and the increase of import tariffs.
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A) GNI per capita was greater in China.
B) percent of goods and services consumed in the United States was lower.
C) standard of living in China was better.
D) cost of living was lower in China.
E) annual average GDP growth rate was lower in China.
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