ICT - MPO 304

What was the primary goal of the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944?

• To establish a gold standard

• To create a new international monetary system

• To promote mercantilism

• To regulate international trade

Analyze the constructivist perspective in International Political Economy.

• Emphasis on social constructs and identities

• Prioritization of military strength

• Strictly economic analysis

• Focus on material power

Identify a key focus of feminist perspectives in International Political Economy.

• Economic growth metrics

• Gender inequalities and their impact on policy

• Military alliances

• Trade agreements

Which of the following best describes the gold standard?

• A system where gold is used as the only legal tender

• A barter system based on gold

• A system where currency value is pegged to a specific amount of gold

• A system where currencies float freely against each other

What did Gandhi advocate for in terms of economic self-sufficiency for nations?

• Complete isolation from global trade

• Local production and consumption (Swadeshi)

• Dependence on foreign aid

• Expansion of multinational corporations

Which international agreement aims to combat climate change and its impacts?

• The Kyoto Protocol

• The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

• The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)

• The World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreement

Analyze the significance of the IMF's evolving role.

• It has shifted towards supporting economic stability globally

• It focuses solely on trade agreements

• It has no influence on international finance

• It only provides loans to developing countries

Which of the following countries was one of the first to adopt the gold standard?

• France

• United States

• Germany

• United Kingdom

Explain the primary function of the WTO compared to GATT.

• To promote military cooperation
  
  

• To provide a framework for trade negotiations and dispute resolution
  
  

• To regulate environmental standards
  
  

• To establish fixed trade tariffs

Which year was World Trade Organisation came into being ?

• 1945

• 1985

• 1995

• 1975