Hen Art refers to force as being "fungible," he means that
a. it is more flexible than economic power.
b. it is more useful to a state than economic power.
c. it can be used for a variety of tasks in a variety of contexts.
d. it is important but not very flexible as a tool of foreign policy.
e. it is not interchangeable between contextual situations.
Answer: c
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