A) a focus on group contentment rather than individual achievement
B) the belief that there is little or no correlation between an individual's economic actions and her or his economic fortunes
C) the belief that there is a direct connection between individual efforts (including educational efforts) and economic rewards
D) the use of the majority of resources for religious structures and ceremonies
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A) Sweden
B) Japan
C) United States
D) Germany
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A) the use of capital-saving technology
B) development of natural resources
C) widespread political corruption
D) an increase in foreign aid
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A) increasing population growth.
B) expanding the role of government.
C) using existing resources more efficiently.
D) expanding tax credits for business investment.
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A) human capital view of population growth.
B) traditional view of population growth.
C) capricious universe view.
D) demographic transition view of population growth.
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A) the United States
B) Norway
C) Sweden
D) Netherlands
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A) illiteracy.
B) population growth.
C) life expectancy.
D) infant mortality.
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A) located primarily in Northern Europe.
B) located primarily in Western Europe.
C) located primarily in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
D) more or less evenly distributed over the various continents.
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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) Switzerland, New Zealand, and Australia.
B) Germany, Austria, and Italy.
C) Chad, Bangladesh, and Ethiopia.
D) Mexico, South Korea, and Brazil.
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A) Government spending for public goods is inflationary, and this undermines incentives to save and invest.
B) Higher incomes increase consumption at the expense of capital accumulation, which causes income to fall.
C) Low per capita incomes cause low levels of saving and investment, which mean low productivity and therefore low incomes.
D) A growing national income increases the demand for money, which increases the interest rate and reduces investment.
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A) abolishing central banks.
B) more central planning by government.
C) encouraging more direct foreign investment.
D) expanding employment in state industries.
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A) 0.25 percent
B) 0.7 percent
C) 1 percent
D) 2 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) the banking system does not encourage saving.
B) there is too much foreign aid, so savings is not needed.
C) the level of aggregate domestic output is low.
D) the government controls financial institutions and makes it difficult for people to save.
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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) outflow of financial capital from a certain country.
B) outflow of real capital from a certain country.
C) outflow of financial and real capital from a certain country.
D) outflow of human capital from a certain country.
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