A) output per capita
B) life expectancy
C) the percentage of the population engaged in agriculture
D) the literacy rate
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A) is capital saving rather than capital intensive.
B) provides incentives for a brain drain.
C) encourages corruption and misuse of funds.
D) gives too much power and control to the International Monetary Fund.
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A) a caste system.
B) widespread underemployment.
C) immobility of labor resources.
D) increased investment in agriculture.
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A) outflow of financial capital from a certain country.
B) outflow of real capital from a certain country.
C) outflow of financial and real capital from a certain country.
D) outflow of human capital from a certain country.
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A) low trade barriers
B) large international debts
C) an increase in the rate of saving
D) a slowing of population growth
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A) "The rich get richer, while the poor get poorer."
B) "Fate dealt the poor nations a bad hand."
C) "The poor nations stay poor because they are poor."
D) "Historical developments have oppressed the poor nations' incomes."
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A) most governments operate as dictatorships.
B) there is often poor administration and corruption in government.
C) government is generally supportive of business at the expense of labor.
D) governments have adopted the unpopular method of forced savings to stimulate investment.
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A) enhance a DVC's resources and therefore shift its production possibilities curve to the left.
B) enhance a DVC's resources and therefore shift its production possibilities curve to the right.
C) move the DVC from a high-investment-low-consumption position to a low-investment-high-consumption position on its stable production possibilities curve.
D) cause a DVC's exchange rate to depreciate.
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A) Populations are large.
B) Unemployment and underemployment are widespread.
C) Population growth is low.
D) Labor productivity is low.
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A) Cash transfers never worked, because the recipients just wasted the money on unproductive spending.
B) These transfers have shown positive early results; the majority of the recipients spent the money as intended.
C) Only conditional cash transfers worked.Unconditional cash transfers never worked.
D) These cash transfers worked only if the aid providers frequently followed up on the recipients.
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A) use existing resources more efficiently and expand the available resources.
B) expand the government sector and preserve all available resources.
C) enhance regulation and taxation, and redistribute income to reduce income disparity.
D) expand the money supply and eliminate budget deficits.
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A) North America.
B) the DVCs.
C) Western Europe.
D) the IACs.
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A) admitting more temporary workers from DVCs
B) reducing the amount of debt relief for DVCs to make them less dependent
C) eliminating loans from the World Bank because it encourages bureaucracy
D) eliminating financial control of central banks where they have been established
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A) land reform.
B) population growth.
C) underemployment and disguised unemployment.
D) capital-saving technology.
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A) 25 percent
B) 50 percent
C) 70 percent
D) 90 percent
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