Multiple Choice
The 2015 Going for Growth study suggested that:
A) reform efforts have been substantial enough in most countries to complete eliminate priority areas completely.
B) reform efforts have been the same across priority areas.
C) reform efforts have been stronger in some priority areas than in others.
D) the Going for Growth agenda is no longer important because economic growth per capita has improved in most countries
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