Exam 19: The Economics of Developing Countries

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Assume a DVC has a real per capita output of $1,000 as compared to $20,000 for an IAC.If both nations realize a 4 percent growth of their real per capita outputs, after one year the absolute real per capita output gap will

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Which of the following countries had the worst score in the Corruption Perception Index in 2015?

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Economic growth in the DVCs might increase if IACs

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Which of the following countries had the highest population growth rate in 2013-2014?

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At the beginning of the year, one developing country (DVC) has a real income per capita of $800.In a developed country (IAC), the real income per capita is $30,000.Both countries experience a 4 percent growth rate for the year.At the end of the year, the absolute income gap between these two countries will have increased from $29,200 to

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Most of the flow of foreign aid goes to

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Which of the following would most help a developing country (DVC) break out of the vicious circle of poverty?

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Surplus agricultural labor in a developing nation usually means that there is

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The World Bank seeks to

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  Which of the given nations would be middle-income developing countries (DVCs), according to the World Bank? Which of the given nations would be middle-income developing countries (DVCs), according to the World Bank?

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In recent years, a greater proportion of private capital flows to DVCs has been direct foreign investment rather than loans to DVC governments.

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In recent years, the industrially advanced nations as a group have provided foreign aid amounting to about what percentage of their aggregate outputs?

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The vicious circle of poverty implies that there is no way to break the circle; the poor nations will always remain poor.

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The presence of large and fast-growing populations in developing countries contributes to lower per capita incomes.

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The World Bank

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What is the immigration problem for DVCs?

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A new fertilizer that is better suited to a nation's topography and climate is an example of a technological advance that is

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The World Bank

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Saving is a larger percentage of domestic output in DVCs than in IACs, but the saving is put to poor use.

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The very poorest low-income DVCs typically have relatively

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