Japan’s willingness to make economic concessions to the U.S. in 1990, to prevent a weakening of its security relationship with the U.S., is an example of __________
a. a state linking issues to exploit asymmetries in interdependence
b. military vulnerability meeting economic sensitivity
c. how military and economic globalization are inextricably linked
d. why military interdependence still outweighs economic interdependence, even in the face of growing economic globalization
Answer: A
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