Exam 17: Institutions, Policies, and Cross-Country Differences in Income and Growth
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The adoption of modern technologies and business methods have the possibility to improve economic performance in a nation with low per capita income and low growth, but only if
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During 1985-2013, on average, low-income less developed countries
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Which of the following most accurately states the importance of technology as a source of economic growth for less-developed countries?
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What is the Economic Freedom of the World index designed to measure? What will determine whether the rating of a country will be high or low on this index?
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(I) Historically, countries with colonial settlers who planned on staying for long periods of time set up sound economic institutions.
(II) Countries with harsh environments not suitable for permanent settlements resulted in colonial settlers adopting weaker and less productive economic institutions before leaving.
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If a country is going to achieve a high economic freedom rating, it must
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During the past three decades, the economic freedom gap between the high-income developed countries and low-income less developed countries has _______ and the world poverty rate has ______. (Fill in the blanks)
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The Economic Freedom of the World index is a measure of the consistency of a nation's institutions and policies with
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Which of the following calculates the cost of purchasing a specific bundle of goods and services in each country and uses this measure to convert the incomes of different countries to a common currency so they may be more accurately compared?
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Private investment as a share of the economy tends to be higher in countries
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In 1980, the world's extreme poverty rate was 50.9 percent. By 2013, this figure
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Countries that have adopted liberal reforms and substantially increased their economic freedom rating in recent years
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