A) a grant from the World Bank to build an irrigation project in Kenya
B) the financing of a new chemical plant in Peru by a German company
C) a low-interest loan from the U.S. government to Turkey to purchase military hardware
D) a loan from the Japanese government to the Indonesian government to pay for electronic equipment
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A) $1,045 or less.
B) $628 or less.
C) $2,018 or less.
D) $925 or less.
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A) 25 percent
B) 50 percent
C) 70 percent
D) 90 percent
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A) high rates of population growth
B) high rates of economic growth
C) low rates of investment
D) low rates of saving
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A) effective birth control is the primary prerequisite of DVC income growth.
B) income growth must first occur before DVC birth rates will decline.
C) children are economic assets in the IACs but economic liabilities in the DVCs.
D) the IACs will have higher birth rates than the DVCs.
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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) a lack of infrastructure.
B) rigid law enforcement in the country.
C) excessive local entrepreneurship.
D) all these reasons.
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A) the lack of foreign aid and loans from the World Bank
B) Governments control the banking system and set low interest rates.
C) the flight of private savings to investments in IACs, where there is less risk
D) Those who do save make their savings available only to their families, who use it for consumption.
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A) increasing the amount of military aid to strengthen the government's role in providing law and order.
B) increasing trade barriers so that less-developed nations will become more self-sufficient.
C) reducing trade barriers and increasing the amount of private and public capital.
D) decreasing the amounts of private capital or foreign aid to reduce the level of neocolonialism.
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A) is also known as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) .
B) lends money to developing nations for basic infrastructure projects such as dams, irrigation, health and sanitation, communications, and transportation.
C) is an affiliate of the World Trade Organization (WTO) .
D) provides subsidies to private firms so they can improve their wages and working conditions.
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A) level of adult illiteracy.
B) productivity of workers in DVCs.
C) marginal benefits of capital goods.
D) level of import quotas and tariffs.
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A) interest-free government loans.
B) educational and training assistance.
C) direct foreign investment.
D) bank loans.
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A) foreign aid.
B) capital-saving investment.
C) in-kind investment.
D) technological advance.
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A) A large percentage of the labor force is in agriculture.
B) There are high levels of saving and investment.
C) They have high labor productivity.
D) There are high levels of training.
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A) communications facilities
B) roads, highways, and bridges
C) the electrical power system
D) industrial plants and equipment
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