A) an increase in labor productivity in DVCs
B) a decrease in international debts of DVCs
C) an increase in the rate of saving in a DVC
D) a decrease in the prices of DVC natural resources
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A) a caste system.
B) widespread underemployment.
C) immobility of labor resources.
D) increased investment in agriculture.
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A) because religious and sociocultural considerations favor large families.
B) because children may provide economic security for aging parents.
C) because children provide agricultural labor in rural areas.
D) for all of these reasons.
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A) 24 percent
B) 38 percent
C) 60 percent
D) 75 percent
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A) increased from 736 million to 1.9 billion.
B) stayed constant at 1.9 billion.
C) increased to 736 million.
D) decreased from 1.9 billion to 736 million.
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A) providing 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) the tendency of large corporations of IACs to build new plants in the DVCs because labor is cheaper.
B) DVC citizens accumulating or investing their savings in the IACs.
C) the high international mobility of speculative funds caused by variations in exchange rates.
D) the tendency of DVCs to overinvest in commercial aircraft.
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A) will remain the same.
B) will rise from $30,934 to $34,027.
C) may rise or fall depending on the rate of population growth.
D) will rise from $31,555 to $34,710.
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A) 1.8 percent of the world's population and generated about 10 percent of the world's output.
B) 2.4 percent of the world's population and generated about 20 percent of the world's output.
C) 4.4 percent of the world's population and generated about 24 percent of the world's output.
D) 10 percent of the world's population and generated about 30 percent of the world's output.
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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) cut down the mortality rates in poor nations.
B) reduce the birth rates in poor nations.
C) increase the mobility of labor and migration.
D) increase the rate of capital accumulation in poor nations.
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A) United States
B) Kenya
C) China
D) Venezuela
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A) use existing resources more efficiently and expand the available resources.
B) expand the government sector and preserve all available resources.
C) enhance regulation and taxation, and redistribute income to reduce income disparity.
D) expand the money supply and eliminate budget deficits.
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A) imports of the finished products of foreign industries.
B) food.
C) infrastructure.
D) industrial development.
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A) land reform.
B) population growth.
C) underemployment and disguised unemployment.
D) capital-saving technology.
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A) $30,368.
B) $31,200.
C) $30,120.
D) $32,032.
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A) public capital goods, such as roads, schools, and power facilities.
B) financial and banking institutions.
C) land and natural resources.
D) surplus supplies of unskilled labor.
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