CH11 Flashcards

(65 cards)

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Why have development plans often failed?

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All of the above (insufficient specificity, overlooking non-economic factors, overambition)

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What are sectors where demand grows faster than supply during development called?

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Bottlenecks

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What price reflects true social opportunity cost?

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Shadow price

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Which is a cost/benefit not captured by market prices?

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Air pollution caused by a factory

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Why do market prices fail to reflect public goods’ value?

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Public goods cannot be easily sold or bought in markets

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Key difference between social and market evaluations?

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Social evaluations consider externalities and distributional effects

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Example of non-market value?

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The value of a scenic view

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Why is project appraisal important?

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All of the above (worth pursuing, risk ID, environmental impact)

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What does a cost-benefit analysis evaluate?

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Whether the benefits outweigh the costs

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Tool commonly used in project appraisals?

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SWOT Analysis

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What types of risks does project appraisal identify?

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All of the above (financial, technical, social, environmental, economic)

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Factors leading to poor plan performance?

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All of the above

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13
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Institutional requirement for effective private markets?

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Enforcement of contracts

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Market-facilitating legal practice?

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Clearly established property rights

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Common reason for market failure?

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Information asymmetry

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Example of a public good?

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National defense

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17
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Why do governments regulate markets?

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To mitigate negative externalities

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Main purpose of subsidies?

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To encourage investment in socially desirable projects

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Consequence of market power?

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Exploitation of consumers

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Plan covering all aspects of national economy is called:

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Comprehensive plan

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Rationale for development planning?

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Market failure

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Shadow price is:

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The social value of a good or service

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Input-output table represents:

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Flows of goods and services between industries

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Key use of input-output analysis?

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Identifying key sectors for growth

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Major limitation of input-output analysis?
Static assumptions about production technologies
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Purpose of CGE model?
Simulate the impact of policy changes
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Key feature of CGE models?
They capture interactions between sectors
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How do CGE models differ from input-output analysis?
They account for market equilibrium and price adjustments
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Application of CGE models?
Assessing impact of carbon pricing
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Limitation of CGE vs input-output?
Dependence on accurate/extensive data
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Both I-O and CGE models can be used to:
Model supply chain disruptions
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Unique CGE model feature?
Dynamic modeling of economic behaviors
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Reason for development plan failure?
All of the above
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Not a rationale for development planning?
Rent-seeking behavior
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In Ecuador, cost of bribes is highest for:
Micro enterprises
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Key principle of Washington Consensus?
Market-based solutions and privatization
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Main focus of Washington Consensus?
Promoting economic growth and stability
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Not in Washington Consensus list?
Environmental sustainability
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Drawback of Washington Consensus?
It can lead to increased inequality and poverty
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Key criticism of Washington Consensus?
Too focused on growth, ignoring social/environmental concerns
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Washington Consensus vs Neoliberalism difference?
Washington Consensus focuses on government intervention; neoliberalism on market-based solutions
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Key Santiago Consensus principle?
Social protection and human development
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Main goal of Santiago Consensus?
Reduce poverty and inequality through social development
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Benefit of Santiago Consensus?
Improved social development and well-being
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Main difference: Washington vs Santiago Consensus?
Washington prioritizes growth; Santiago prioritizes social development
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Prominent private sector feature in developing countries?
Predominance of SMEs
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Characteristic of informal sector?
Provides employment/livelihoods to many
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Family-controlled enterprises often:
Dominate key sectors like banking and energy
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Microenterprises role?
Support local livelihoods in rural/underserved areas
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Primary NGO role in developing countries?
Deliver essential services (healthcare, education)
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NGO giving humanitarian/medical aid?
Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF)
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NGO method to influence governments?
Advocate for policy changes
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Development goal NGOs can contribute to?
Promote social justice and human rights
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How do NGOs build local capacity?
Provide training and technical assistance
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Common government failure cause?
Corruption
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Example of government failure?
Failure to regulate mobile money, causing market power concentration
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Why are poor more affected by corruption?
Limited access to info, social, and economic power
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Corruption effect on poor in healthcare?
Forced to pay bribes for basic services
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Corruption effect on poor in education?
Pay bribes for admission or to pass exams
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Corruption effect on poor in welfare?
Pay bribes for access to food, shelter
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Why are poor vulnerable to exploitation?
Limited power and desperation
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BRAC’s microfinance focus?
Loans to rural women for entrepreneurship
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Key BRAC education outcome?
Increased primary school enrollment for girls
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Factor behind BRAC’s success?
Strong policy support from Bangladeshi government
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Activity promoted by BRAC's livelihood program?
Both A (poultry farming) and B (handicrafts)