"Orthodox structural adjustment programmes (SAPs) typically prescribe policies such as the reduction of government expenditure, the liberalization of trade, and the privatization of public enterprises. However, these measures have often led to a severe decline in social services, particularly education and healthcare, and have undermined the economic sovereignty of African states by making them increasingly dependent on external financial institutions and foreign markets."
— United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, African Alternative Framework to Structural Adjustment Programmes, 1989
Which of the following best explains the primary source of the resistance to globalization described in the passage?
- AThe belief that international financial organizations aimed to establish direct political administration and territorial colonies.
- BA desire by African states to completely abolish capitalism through a global Marxist revolution.
- The concern that global economic integration under neoliberal policies compromised the domestic authority of developing nations.Cevap
- DA rejection of the agricultural technologies introduced during the Green Revolution due to their impact on crop yields.
Cevap
The concern that global economic integration under neoliberal policies compromised the domestic authority of developing nations.
The option focusing on compromised domestic authority is correct because the passage explicitly critiques structural adjustment programs (SAPs) for undermining the economic sovereignty of African states, showing how global economic integration limited the political autonomy of developing countries.
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Resistance to Globalization after 1900