Among Development Economists, the Big-Push Refers to

Multiple Choice

Among development economists, the big-push refers to

A) the traditional process of economic dualism that forces workers to move from low-wage to high-wage sectors
B) an integrated network of government-sponsored and financed investments that are introduced to LDCs all at once
C) the political instability in LDCs that puts pressure on existing governments to achieve economic goals
D) a strategy of limiting international trade in LDCs in order to protect new industries
E) a situation in which there are many economists competing for a limited number of jobs advising LDCs