Exam 17: Institutions, Policies, and Cross-Country Differences in Income and Growth
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Political institutions are more likely to allow and encourage the emergence of good economic institutions and policies when
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A less-developed nation will be able to benefit substantially by adopting the technologies and the business practices that have been successful in other nations, but only if
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Government policies that heavily tax some activities while subsidizing others and that fix or control interest rates will result in
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Compared to countries with less economic freedom, countries with more economic freedom
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Private ownership and competitive markets are important for economic growth because they provide individuals with a strong incentive to
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The world bank classifies persons with incomes of less than $3.10 per day (measured in 2011 international dollars) as living in moderate poverty. Between 1980 and 2013, the moderate poverty rate of the world
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When making income comparisons across countries, economists generally prefer to use
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Compared to high-income developed countries, the per person income levels of poorer less developed countries are somewhat understated because
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Stable money and prices are a key source of economic growth because
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When considering the impact of institutions and policies on economic performance, it is most important to focus on
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What are some of the key economic factors that characterize countries with poor growth records?
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Which of the following economies have the highest degree of economic freedom?
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If the 1980 extreme and moderate poverty rates of the world were present today, there would be
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Which of the following is a key characteristic of economic freedom?
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Concerning economic freedom, which of the following is true?
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Which of the following provides the best explanation of why low-income countries generally remain poor?
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Which of the following countries have the highest per person income levels?
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The sound economic institutions and policies needed for economic growth and prosperity
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