A) Natural resources.
B) Highway system.
C) Government.
D) Religious and cultural beliefs.
E) Population growth rate.
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A) population must be declining.
B) the country will have to export more than it imports.
C) the general level of prices must be increasing.
D) per capita real GDP will be increasing.
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A) The development of strong labor unions.
B) An increase in foreign investment.
C) An increase in the share of the population under 15 years of age.
D) Higher tariffs and the imposition of other restraints designed to restrict international trade.
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A) Per capita GDP is rising.
B) Per capita GDP is not changing.
C) Per capita GDP is falling.
D) None of the above.
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A) About 1 percent.
B) About 5 percent.
C) About 25 percent.
D) About 50 percent.
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A) natural resource commodity exports, high levels of per capita GDP
B) investment in capital, high levels of per capita GDP
C) high levels of illiteracy, high levels of per capita GDP
D) limited government recognition of land tenure and property ownership, high levels of per capita GDP
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A) High per capita GDP growth and high population growth.
B) Low per capita GDP growth and low population growth.
C) Low per capital GDP growth and high savings rate.
D) Low human capital investment.
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A) increases consumption during the current period.
B) makes it possible for individuals to produce more goods and services per hour worked.
C) encourages firms to expand output by employing more low-productivity workers.
D) encourages workers to unionize and, thereby, fight for higher wages.
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A) There is no single correct strategy for economic growth and development.
B) In general, GDP per capita is highly correlated with alternative quality of life measures.
C) The World Bank is affiliated with the United Nations and makes long-term low-interest loans to LDCs.
D) All of these.
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A) High per capita real GDP.
B) High percentage of households headed by females.
C) High infant mortality rate.
D) Low life expectancy.
E) High birth rate.
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A) Infrastructure.
B) Political stability.
C) Agricultural sector.
D) Traditional values.
E) Poverty.
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A) Inadequate human capital.
B) Inadequate capital goods.
C) High population growth rate.
D) Inadequate water supplies.
E) High productivity.
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A) GDP per capita.
B) Educational attainment of the workforce.
C) Extent to which capital is technologically advanced.
D) All of the above.
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A) Countries are poor because they cannot afford to save and invest.
B) Countries are poor because of high population growth.
C) Countries are poor because of lack of education and training for workers.
D) Countries are poor because of poor international credit.
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A) growth of population
B) growth of per capita GDP
C) growth of the money supply
D) growth of government expenditures as a share of GDP
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A) market system.
B) educational system.
C) energy system.
D) railroad system.
E) religious system.
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