4. Exxon-Mobil, Nike, and IBM are all examples of what type of political actors?A. State actors.B. Non-Government Organizations (NGO's).C. Inter-Government Organizations (IGO's).D. Multi-National Corporations (MNC's).5. Which contextual level focuses more on the impact specific people have on the systeA. Individual decisions contextual level.B. State policies contextual level.C. Global contextual level.D. All of the above.

4. Exxon-Mobil, Nike, and IBM are all examples of what type of political actors? A. State actors. B. Non-Government Organizations (NGO’s). C. Inter-Government Organizations (IGO's). D. Multi-National Corporations (MNC's). Whis. el lovo1 fooucee more on the imnact specific neonle have on the syst

4. Exxon-Mobil, Nike, and IBM are all examples of what type of political actors? A. State actors. B. Non-Government Organizations (NGO’s). C. Inter-Government Organizations (IGO's). D. Multi-National Corporations (MNC's). Whis. el lovo1 fooucee more on the imnact specific neonle have on the syst

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4. Exxon-Mobil, Nike, and IBM are all examples of what type of political actors?
A. State actors.
B. Non-Government Organizations (NGO's).
C. Inter-Government Organizations (IGO's).
D. Multi-National Corporations (MNC's).
5. Which contextual level focuses more on the impact specific people have on the syste
A. Individual decisions contextual level.
B. State policies contextual level.
C. Global contextual level.
D. All of the above.

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