Why is the World Trade Organization (WTO) considered to be a supranational regime?
What will be an ideal response?
To promote and support free trade and more open economies, the WTO makes the rules of trade for its 164 state members, administers those rules, and authorizes penalties against those states that violate the rules. As a result, the rules of the WTO can override those of their member states in limited circumstances.
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An environmental group works to pass legislation that would decrease air pollution
But an individual would probably not contribute to that group, especially if he or she could enjoy the benefits of breathing clean air without participating in the group's campaign. This is an example of the __________ problem.
Thomas Jefferson articulated the real rationale for throwing off British rule in the Declaration of Independence as ______.
A. allowing slavery to continue in the colonies B. the fundamental right of self-governance C. embracing the divine right of kings D. mandating that government officials should be elected for fixed terms