Sir, have you considered the fact that, one might be watching your precisely explained short videos back to back for a holistic understanding. Yet the most profound sound I can recall is the way you say 'bye' after every video.
But why does the hegemon have to be a single state? Wouldnt two large states that are similar in size see the value of having a multilateral organization running and those both bear an unproportionate amount of costs?
The World Trade Organization maintains a database of disputes filed with them. While the US is involved in many, there are lots of examples of cases that do not involve the US. Examples from the last year include: China v. Australia over wine, Dominican Republic v. Costa Rica over steel, EU v. Russia over protectionism, etc. See www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/dispu_e/dispu_status_e.htm for a list.
This was a great video. Just to clarify please, how exactly does Saudi Arabia bear more of the cost in underproducing oil. What cost/sacrifice is it bearing here ? Less revenue ? Sorry a lil confused about how to explain that cost
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Happy to hear that!
You explained it very clearly and beautifully. Thank you
Sir, have you considered the fact that, one might be watching your precisely explained short videos back to back for a holistic understanding. Yet the most profound sound I can recall is the way you say 'bye' after every video.
Thanks for watching! I'm gald you're remembering something--even if it's just how I say "bye"! :)
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But why does the hegemon have to be a single state? Wouldnt two large states that are similar in size see the value of having a multilateral organization running and those both bear an unproportionate amount of costs?
That's called bi-polar hegemon
Very well explained sir
what are examples of other countries imposing trade barriers, when the US did not please?
The World Trade Organization maintains a database of disputes filed with them. While the US is involved in many, there are lots of examples of cases that do not involve the US. Examples from the last year include: China v. Australia over wine, Dominican Republic v. Costa Rica over steel, EU v. Russia over protectionism, etc. See www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/dispu_e/dispu_status_e.htm for a list.
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Well explained!!
Thank you!
This was a great video. Just to clarify please, how exactly does Saudi Arabia bear more of the cost in underproducing oil. What cost/sacrifice is it bearing here ? Less revenue ? Sorry a lil confused about how to explain that cost
@@NoahZerbe thank you ! yes it does
Thanks for the video
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it was simple and understandable
So there are three aproaches to this theory? Liberal, mercanlist and marxist?
Maybe better to think of it as how three theories understand or relate to the concept. The concept itself is largely one that comes out of liberalism.
these are great
thank you so much very well explained. however, next time could you please talk slower.