Exam 17: Institutions, Policies, and Cross-Country Differences in Income and Growth
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In a majority-rules democracy, economic thinking suggests that we should expect to see institutions and policies that
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During 1980-2013, the developing countries that moved most rapidly toward economic freedom
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The economic freedom of the world data indicate that during the past three decades, low-income developing economies have
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According to the Economic Freedom of the World data, the United States
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Which of the following would be most likely to improve the standard of living of a less-developed country?
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Countries that have a higher degree of economic freedom tend to
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Which of the following is true of economic rules and institutions?
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(I) Countries with more economic freedom during the past quarter of a century had a lower average per capita GDP.
(II) Countries with more economic freedom during the past quarter of a century generally achieved higher rates of economic growth.
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Countries with more economic freedom during 1990-2013 tended to
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The purchasing power parity method of comparing income levels across countries
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The Economic Freedom of the World measure indicates that the United States
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During 1980-2009, the countries achieving the most rapid growth of real GDP were nearly all
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Income per person in the United States is approximately ____ that of Malawi, and Niger, two of the world's poorest countries.
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Which of the following helps low income countries grow rapidly relative to high income countries?
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In order to achieve a high economic freedom rating, a country must
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Which of the following is one of the reasons to believe that institutional change is more likely now than in the past?
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