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A) land reform.
B) the brain drain.
C) in-kind investment.
D) a capital-using technological advance.
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A) a fear of government privatization efforts.
B) slow domestic inflation.
C) low rates of domestic taxation.
D) risks of severe fluctuations in exchange rates.
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A) infrastructure problem.
B) vicious circle of poverty.
C) demographic transition problem.
D) problem of capital flight.
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A) making loans to private citizens.
B) building infrastructure in a nation.
C) supervising the banking system in DVCs.
D) establishing new tax systems for governments in DVCs.
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A) providing an adequate infrastructure.
B) establishing price controls for products.
C) promoting exports by subsidizing them.
D) creating marketing boards for export products.
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A) owned and managed by the public sector.
B) distributed more equitably across business sectors.
C) reallocated to export industries.
D) used more efficiently.
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A) provide financial backing for the United Nations.
B) maximize its profits for its worldwide shareholders.
C) provide technical assistance to DVCs.
D) maintain stable exchange rates in IACs and DVCs.
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A) the IACs have patents on most of their technologies.
B) the IACs and the DVCs have much different resource endowments.
C) the technologies of the IACs rely heavily on unskilled labor.
D) IAC technologies are labor-intensive, while DVC technologies are capital-intensive.
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A) difficulty of sustaining skilled workers in the government sector of the DVC economies.
B) transfer of private savings from DVCs to IACs.
C) flight of agricultural workers from rural to urban areas, especially capital cities, to take advantage of better job opportunities.
D) movement of capital goods from IACs to DVCs to avoid taxes.
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A) all countries classified as DVCs have had little or no economic growth.
B) some nations classified as DVCs have grown rapidly, while others have grown very slowly or not at all.
C) all countries classified as DVCs have experienced rapid economic growth and rising living standards.
D) all countries classified as low-income DVCs have had declining per capita GDPs.
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A) provide U.S.surplus food to low-income countries.
B) provide short-term loans to poor countries to finance international trade deficits.
C) make infrastructure loans, that is, loans for highways, schools, communication facilities, and so forth.
D) make loans to private enterprises in the DVCs.
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A) the most important factor affecting population growth in DVCs is per capita consumption of energy.
B) unemployment and underemployment are the major sources of population growth in DVCs.
C) reduced birth rates must come first in DVCs, and then higher per capita incomes will follow.
D) higher per capita incomes must come first in DVCs, and then reduced birth rates will follow.
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