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Nations will attract investment and its citizens will engage in productive activities when the institutions and policies of that country
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Which of the following countries had the lowest growth rate of per capita GDP during 1980-2009?
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Nations will attract investment and its citizens will engage in productive activities when the institutions and policies of that country
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The growth records of Japan and Hong Kong during the last fifty years indicate that an economy can grow rapidly without
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The Economic Freedom of the World measure indicates that the United States
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Which of the following countries have instituted liberal reforms and substantially improved their economic freedom rating since 1990?
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During 1980-2009,the countries achieving the most rapid growth of real GDP were nearly all
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The experience of Ireland in the last four decades indicates that in order to achieve high rates of economic growth countries must
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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 achieved the most rapid growth rate of real income per person during 1980-2009?
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Countries with more economic freedom tend to invest a ____ share of their GDP and the productivity of that investment is ____ than for countries that are less free.(Fill in the blanks. )
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Which of the following is a key characteristic of economic freedom?
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Compared to those in low-income countries,the residents of countries with high per person incomes nearly always
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To compare income across countries in a common currency,economists generally prefer to use the
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The per capita incomes of countries in the quartile with the most economic freedom during 1980-2009 were
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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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The GDP figures fail to count labor services and other household production.Once this omission is taken into account,
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Which of the following countries began liberal economic reforms during the 1980s and now have significantly more economic freedom than during the mid-1980s?
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