What is a diversionary incentive?

a. a temptation to switch trading partners to get a better deal

b. an opportunity to change international agreements while other states are preoccupied with a conflict

c. a payoff for avoiding war

d. an attempt to avoid war by creating a distraction

e. a temptation to start a crisis to create public support at home

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Finley Brennan

15 November, 14:18

What is a diversionary incentive?

a. a temptation to switch trading partners to get a better deal

b. an opportunity to change international agreements while other states are preoccupied with a conflict

c. a payoff for avoiding war

d. an attempt to avoid war by creating a distraction

e. a temptation to start a crisis to create public support at home

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Brenden Nash · Answer 1

Answer:E - A temptation to start a crisis to create public support at home

Explanation: A diversionary incentive is a term used to describe the various attempts of a foreign country to create crisis in a given country in order to gain support at home.

Diversionary incentive is usually implemented by certain countries for their own selfish gains, they want their own Citizens to focus their minds and interests in crisis outside their own Country, hence lossing focus of the problems bedeviling their own country.