A) more consumption
B) more food production
C) an increase in the birth rate
D) an increase in labor productivity
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A) directing requests from DVCs for aid to the World Bank.
B) using the International Monetary Fund to determine exchange rates in DVCs.
C) increasing management control over development projects.
D) adopting policies that expand trade with DVCs.
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A) increased by $25 per person.
B) decreased by $25 per person.
C) increased by $533 per person.
D) decreased by $533 per person.
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A) corruption in government.
B) availability of foreign aid.
C) need for a greater tax collection.
D) need for more public capital goods.
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A) land.
B) population.
C) capital goods.
D) government regulation.
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A) is capital saving rather than capital intensive.
B) provides incentives for a brain drain.
C) encourages corruption and misuse of funds.
D) gives too much power and control to the International Monetary Fund.
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A) low population growth rates.
B) low levels of industrialization.
C) dependency on exports of agricultural products or raw materials.
D) minimal amounts of capital resources.
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A) North America.
B) the DVCs.
C) Western Europe.
D) the IACs.
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A) is the neocolonialism view of economic development.
B) describes the vicious circle of poverty.
C) is the surplus labor theory of economic development.
D) is the capricious universe view.
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A) causing higher prices for imported food products.
B) lowering saving rates in the DVCs.
C) encouraging "brain drains" from the DVCs.
D) reducing world agricultural prices and thus export income of the DVCs.
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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) low literacy rates.
B) religious reasons.
C) a peasant agriculture view about children.
D) government authorities.
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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) mortality rates for children under five years of age
B) adult illiteracy rates
C) per capita energy consumption
D) population growth rates
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A) explode
B) increase mildly
C) become stable and constant
D) decline
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A) United States
B) India
C) China
D) Venezuela
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A) farm equipment.
B) school buildings and highways.
C) machinery and equipment for the production of consumer goods.
D) government tax revenues.
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A) increase by about $83.
B) decrease by about $83.
C) remained unchanged.
D) decrease by about $19.
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A) Cash transfers never worked, because the recipients just wasted the money on unproductive spending.
B) These transfers have shown positive early results; the majority of the recipients spent the money as intended.
C) Only conditional cash transfers worked. Unconditional cash transfers never worked.
D) These cash transfers worked only if the aid providers frequently followed up on the recipients.
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A) 20; 30
B) 3.6; 31
C) 10; 28
D) 4.4; 22
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