POLITSC 1300 Study Guide - Final Guide: Exchange Rate, Capital Good, Maastricht Treaty

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Final exam study guide: topics, cumulative, chapters 1-9, chapter 10: european union, chapters 11, 12, 13: selected topics (only responsible for material covered in class) Format: 30 points total, 60 multiple choice questions, 0. 5 points each. Guiding your studying: discussion questions: explain why, generally speaking, unrestricted trade tends to force countries to equalize their regulations in a variety of areas not limited to labor and environmental rules. Please provide examples from the text: over the years, currencies rise and fall in value relative to the others. Japanese yen ( ) and the us dollar (us$), describe the consequences that such rises and falls in the relative to the us$ would have had for: Fall in the relative to the us$: Rise in the relative to the us$: Use empirical evidence to support your claim. (ch 11) https://www. coursehero. com/file/15925010/final-exam-study-guide-su-161/ !1: how is the displacement of subsistence farmers contributing to malnutrition and hunger in the global south? (ch 12)