A) more capital flight
B) more oil resources
C) more entrepreneurship
D) higher price supports for products
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A) free immigration and emigration.
B) privatizing state industries.
C) central planning.
D) free trade.
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A) the technologies of the IACs are frequently based on relatively expensive labor and relatively cheap capital.
B) the resource endowments of the IACs and the DVCs are highly similar.
C) international patent laws prohibit such transfers.
D) the technologies of the IACs are frequently based on relatively cheap labor and relatively expensive capital.
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A) Brazil, Australia, and South Africa
B) Uganda, Madagascar, and Burkina Faso
C) Canada, Switzerland, and France
D) Germany, South Korea, and Mexico
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A) most of these cash transfers available go unused because parents don't want to fulfill the requirements.
B) there is no significant improvement in nutrition and health compared to nonrecipients.
C) they encourage school enrollment, but poor-quality schools limit the ability to lift people out of poverty.
D) the resulting improvements in education and health give the recipients a significant earnings advantage over nonrecipients.
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A) establishing realistic policies for exchange rates.
B) obtaining more low-interest loans from the U.S.government.
C) encouraging more tariffs and quotas to protect DVC businesses.
D) discouraging direct foreign investment to make DVCs more self-sufficient.
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A) in the long run, "acts of God" have contained population growth and thus contributed to economic development.
B) DVCs will obtain biological and chemical weapons and force the redistribution of world wealth.
C) there is little or no correlation between one's efforts and the rewards he or she receives.
D) international and civil wars have been the primary impediment to growth.
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A) microlending
B) human capital development
C) fighting wars against neighbors to obtain resources and stimulate aggregate demand through arms spending
D) controlling inflation
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A) Somalia, Afghanistan, and North Korea
B) Finland, Denmark, and New Zealand
C) Spain, Greece, and Italy
D) Mexico, China, and Russia
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A) factory workers who are working longer hours than they would prefer.
B) workers who are employed inefficiently in small industry when they could be highly productive in agriculture.
C) farmers whose productivity is very low.
D) craft workers and artisans who are replaced by simple machinery and equipment.
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A) employed to substitute for private efforts.
B) designed to support private efforts.
C) the sole driver of economic development.
D) kept at a minimum because we can always rely on markets.
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A) is capital-using.
B) must involve nonfinancial investment.
C) is capital-saving.
D) must pertain to the infrastructure.
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A) highest in the capital goods and technology sectors of those economies.
B) lowest in the labor-intensive manufacturing sectors of those economies.
C) lowest for those products in which DVCs have a comparative advantage.
D) highest for those products in which DVCs have a comparative advantage.
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A) declining death rates
B) increasing birth rates
C) reduced infant mortality
D) decreasing life expectancy
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A) a rapid rate of inflation attracts private foreign capital into a DVC.
B) there is conclusive evidence that inflation discourages people from having large families.
C) this will strengthen the nation's position in international markets.
D) inflation works like taxation in that it may release resources from consumption so that they can be invested.
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A) the United States.
B) Germany.
C) all but 26 nations.
D) all nations except for the 5 largest ones.
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A) rising slowly.
B) rising quickly.
C) staying constant.
D) declining.
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A) at about 5 percent per year.
B) at about the same rate as those of the industrially advanced nations.
C) slower than those of the industrially advanced nations.
D) faster than those of the industrially advanced nations.
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A) when workers do not have jobs.
B) when farm workers become more productive.
C) when workers are working fewer hours than they desire or when they are working less productively than they are capable of.
D) in IACs but not in the DVCs.
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A) the United States
B) Norway
C) Sweden
D) Netherlands
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