CFA Level I · CFA Level I Exam · Introduction to Geopolitics
In the curriculum's framework, which actor is most likely to be classified as a non-state actor?
A multinational corporation that lobbies governments is most likely a non-state actor. Non-state actors influence international affairs without being governments, such as companies, NGOs or armed groups, whereas a foreign ministry and a country's armed forces are part of the state itself.
- AA multinational corporation that lobbies governmentsCorrect
- BA national government's foreign ministry
- CA country's armed forces
Explanation
Non-state actors are entities that influence international affairs without being governments, such as multinational corporations, NGOs and terrorist groups. A foreign ministry and armed forces are organs of the state.
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