Among the factors that contributed to state resurgence are: reformed constitutions, reformed institutions, and the presence of active state and local lobbyist organizations at the national level

Soft power is defined as

a. speaking softly but carrying a big stick. b. softening demands to let and adversary "save face". c. exercising influence through attraction as opposed to coercion. d. none of the above.

According to the most-favored-nation (MFN) principle,

a. states cannot rely on comparative advantage in their trade policies. b. goods produced at home are treated the same for import and export agreements. c. tariff preferences granted to one state must be granted to all others exporting the same product. d. import quotas can be used to regulate trade, but export quotas cannot be used.