Which of the following is a political cause of instability in international markets?
A) Varied taxing conventions
B) Differences in economic philosophies
C) Global focus
D) Activism
E) Trade disputes

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There are five main political causes of instability in international markets: (1) some forms of government seem to be inherently unstable, (2) changes in political parties during elections can have major effects on trade conditions, (3) nationalism, (4) animosity targeted toward specific countries, and (5) trade disputes themselves.

Which of the Following Is a Political Cause of Instability