A state's capabilities comprise all of the following EXCEPT:
A)the number of troops that a state can mobilize.
B)the quality of its armaments.
C)its willingness to suffer many battle deaths in order to win a war.
D)its economic resources.
E)the number of other states that will ally with the state.

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A state's capabilities refer to its tangible resources such as its military power, economic strength, and technological advancements. The willingness to suffer many battle deaths in order to win a war is a measure of a state's resolve or determination, not its capabilities.

A State's Capabilities Comprise All of the Following EXCEPT