AP®︎ Comparative Government: Topic 5.1 Flashcards

Growing interconnection and interdependence of national economies through cross-border networks, worldwide markets, and reduced state control over economic activity

A lasting investment by a person or company from one country in productive operations in another, giving the investor an enduring role in the enterprise

Policies that reduce the state's direct economic role and increase reliance on markets, such as lowering trade barriers, opening to foreign investment, deregulating, and privatizing

A policy orientation favoring competitive markets, private enterprise, free trade, privatization, deregulation, and fewer restrictions on economic actors

International organization that promotes monetary stability and assists states facing serious financial or balance-of-payments problems, often encouraging economic reform

International organization that finances development projects and programs and often encourages market-oriented economic reforms

International organization that administers rules intended to facilitate international trade and reduce discriminatory trade barriers

A firm that owns, controls, or coordinates operations in multiple countries and can challenge domestic policies on labor, the environment, land, taxation, and budgets

Widely held attitudes, values, and beliefs about politics, authority, citizenship, identity, and government's proper role

An ideology emphasizing the interests, identity, and sovereignty of the nation

An approach that frames politics as a struggle between a virtuous ordinary people and a corrupt or unresponsive elite

The ability of a political system and its governing institutions to persist without breakdown or fundamental displacement

The persistence of broadly accepted identities, values, and social expectations