'Harmony of Interests' is the idea that:____________________?

Correct answer: A. Natural order of between peoples which has been corrupted by undemocratic state leaders and outdated policies such as the balance of power. Without these distortions there would be no 'real' conflict between people

  • A. Natural order of between peoples which has been corrupted by undemocratic state leaders and outdated policies such as the balance of power. Without these distortions there would be no 'real' conflict between people
  • B. Natural order of between peoples which has been corrupted by undemocratic state leaders and outdated policies such as the balance of power. Without these distortions the conflict between people would be of a different nature.
  • C. Natural order of between peoples which has been corrupted by Marxism, without which there would be no 'real' conflict between people.
  • D. Natural order of between peoples can only exist if they have the same interests.World Current Affairs

Explanation

The liberal idea of a harmony of interests holds that peoples naturally share underlying interests, while undemocratic leaders and policies such as power balancing create the appearance of conflict. Option b weakens this claim by saying conflict would merely take a different form.

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