2023
What are the main causes of global economic inequality, and what strategies could be implemented to reduce it?
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Debate #31 · Economy, growth and trade
Does economic liberalism create dependency and neo-imperialism in developing states?
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Examiners want: liberalism and dependency concepts, role of WTO, MNCs and G-7, NIEO demands, North–South inequality, evidence and critique
The questions
2020
What do you understand by International Political Economy? How it promotes economic dependency in the developing states?
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2020
Explain the concept of Economic Liberalism and relate its core interests with the concept of Neo-imperialism.
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2018
Explain the concept of Economics Liberalism and relate its core interests with the concept of Neo-imperialism or creating Economic Dependency.
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2015
What do you understand by social and economic inequalities? Write down the nature of linkage between ‘rich’ and ‘poor’ Countries.
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2009
Economics realities compelled the members of the Developing World to demand for the establishment of New International Economic Order. Give your comment.
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2003
Define Economic Imperialism. How far is it correct to say that the G-7 countries have embarked upon Economic Imperialism in the Third World through WTO and Multi-National Corporations?
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2002
What are the major demands of the ‘SOUTH’ against the ‘NORTH’ for a New International Economic Order?
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