quiz 3 Flashcards

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According to Malthus, there is a series of steps that is undergone by a country in achleving growth form underdevelopment stage to development stage. This is called “takeoff into self-sustaining growth.”

true or false?

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false

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The theory of self discovery of a country depicts the concept of no one size fits all all

true or false?

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true

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Human development index is a socioeconomic development based on income per capita, education and health

true or false?

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true

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The magnitude of absolute poverty results from a combination of high per capita

true or false?

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bonus

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Absolute poverty is the inability to meet the minimum levels of income, food, clothing, health care, sheiter and other

true or false?

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false

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When familles struggle to send multiple children to class, female children are often prioritized. Many boys in developing countries are oppressed by traditional gender roles that marginalize a male’s role in the

true or false?

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false

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Self-sustaining growth means that economic growth continues over the long run based on saving, investment, and complementary private and public activities

true or false?

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true

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Poor countries are countries with poor people. Poverty is negatively related with per capita income. This means that if people gets higher income, poverty increases. This happens when the countries resources are used to tackle the problems of poverty. High absolute poverty incidences can halt the progress of a country.

true or false?

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false

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Girls’ education in developing countries reduces gender gap found in the workplaces of many progressing countries.

true or false?

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true

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Educationai equality reduces rates of child malnutrition and decreases the wage gap between men and women in many developed countries.

true or false?

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true

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Governments and consumers will increasingly hold organizations accountable for CO2 emissions and other non-sustainable behaviors. This is under cilmate change.

true or false?

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bonus

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Artificial intelligence, robotics, energy storage, DNA sequencing, blockchain technology, and material sitances are bound to happen over the next 5 to 10 years. These are the new trends under fracturing world.

true or false?

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bonus

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Gini coefficient is a graph depicting the variance of the size distribution of income from perfect equality

true or false?

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false

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Productive investments in people, such as skills, values, and health resulting from expenditures on education, OJT training programs, and medical care are bad invastments for the government.

true or false?

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false

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Scale Independence principle means that our measure of inequality should not depend on the size of the economy or the way we measure its income. Subsistence economy in which production is mainly for personal consumption and yields little more than basic necessitles of life.

true or false?

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true

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The age composition of a given population. For example, in LDCs, the population is typified by a large portion of population under 15 years old, a slightly smaller proportion aged between 15 and 45 years, and a very small proportion above 45 years old

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age structure

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Cost advautages to producers and consumers from: location in cities and towns, which take the forms of urbanization economies and localization economies

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agglomeration economies

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the attainment of literacy, arithmetic competence, and elementary vocational

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basic education

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A 10% portion of any numerical quantity; a population divided into 10 equal numeric

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The proportion of the total population aged 0 to 15 and 65+, which is considered economically unproductive and therefore not counted in the labor force. In many LDCs, the population under the age of 15 accounts for almost half of the total population, thus posing a burden to the generally small productive lahor force and to the government, which has to allocate resources on such things as education, public healti, and housing for the consumption of people who don’t contribute to production

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dependency ratio

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Male-female differences in school access and completion.

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educational gender gap

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A dynamic latent process of population increase that continues even after a fall in birthrates because of a large youthful population that widens the population’s parent base. Fewer children per couple in the succeeding few generations will not mean a smaller or stable population size because at the same time there will be a much larger number of childbearing couples. Hence a given population will not stabilize until after two or three generations

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hidden momentum of population growth

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A deliberate effort to replace major consumer imports by promoting the emergence and expansion of domestic industries such as textiles, shoes, and household appliances. requires the imposition of protective tariffs and quotas to get the new industry started.

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import substitution

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A graph depicting the variance of the size distribution of income from perfect equality.

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A bad equilibrium for a family, community, or nation, involving a vicious cycle in which poverty and underdevelopment breed more poverty and underdevelopment, often from one generation to the next
poverty trap
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A period of rapid population growth between a postindustrial, stable population characterized by high birth and death rates and a later, modern, stable population marked by low fertility and mortality is known demographic transition birth-death transformation demobilizing population. population maturity
demographic transition
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The____________________________________is the ratio of the non-working population (under 15 years old and over 64 years old) to the working-age population. population transition. dependency ratio labor force participation rate. per capita population ratio.
dependency ratio
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Throughout most of humankind's existence, population grew at a rate of ______ _per year.
2%
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A stationary population is when population growth is increasing at an increasing rate. zero. 100%. decreasing.
zero
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Which of the following is not a possible cost of high fertility rates and rapid population growth? a. increased urbanization and congestion. b. a higher labor force growth rate and higher unemployment c. increasing returns to natural resources, with a direct impact on average food - consumption. d. a working population that must support a larger number of de pendents.
increasing returns to natural resources, with a direct impact on average food - consumption.
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About_____________of the world's population lives in LDCs. 50% 35% 80% 25%
80%
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Malthus's theory was that population a. increased proportionally to economic growth. b. increased stagnantly with food supply and economic development. c. increased geometrically, outstripping food supply, which grew arithmetically d. increased disproportionately, surpessing agricultural production.
increased geometrically, outstripping food supply, which grew arithmetically
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In 2000, Asia and Oceana constituted about _____________ of the world's population 80% 40% 10% 0.10%
80%
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Which of the following is NOT true about children in a peasant society? a. Children place more economic demands on a peasant family than an urban family. b. Boys as young as 8 years old tend or herd animals, weed, pick, and sell produce c. Major financial security is usually provided by sons. d. The cost of education, entertainment, and travel is low.
The cost of education, entertainment, and travel is low.
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The total fertility rate (TFR) is a. the number of women age 15-45 in a country divided by total population. b. the total number of children born in a country in a given year divided by labor force. c. the number of births in a country divided by total populstion in a given year. d. the number of children bom to the average woman during her reproductive years.
the number of children bom to the average woman during her reproductive years.
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Organized family-planning programs and the demand for birth control resulting from urbanization, modernization, economic development, and increased education have contributed to a decline in fertility increases in the ratio of labor to capital. an increase in the dependency ratio. the demographic transition from stage 3 to stage 2.
a decline in fertility
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12. Economists in India, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Mexico argue that food grain growth would not have kept up with population growth in the last four decades without I. the improved packages of high-yielding seed varictics. Il. fertilizers, pesticides and irrigation. III. improved transportation. IV better extension service. a. I and II only. b. II and III only. c. I, II and III only. d. I, II, III and IV
d. I, II, III and IV
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13. The openly unemployed in LDCs are usually from all of the following except: persons 15 to 24 years old. residents of urban areas. - from the poorest 1/5 of the population. - the educated.
the educated.
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The unemployment rate is the employed plus unemploved divided by labor force unemployed divided by employed. total employment divided by population. labor force divided by populatin
unemployed divided by employed.
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Which of the following is not TRUE about unemployment in LDCs? World-wide there are fewer unemployed females than males, but the rate is higher for women. The unemployment rate for youths is twice that of people over 24. Unemployment in rural areas is twice that of urban areas. The unemployed are relatively well educated
The unemployed are relatively well educated
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Which of the following is considered human capital? a. the number of computers available in schools and universities b. the average percentage of income people give to charity c. the number of persons in the labour force d. knowledge acquired from an apprenticeship program
c. the number of persons in the labour force
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The hidden momentum of population growth is caused by (a) the demographic transition (b) population age structure (c) the opportunity cost of a woman's time (d) children's contribution to income
(b) population age structure
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In stage Ill of the demographic transition there is (a) the birth rate and the death rate are relatively low. (b) the birth rate and the death rate are relatively high. (c) the birth rate is relatively high and the death rate is relatively low (d) the birth rate is relatively low and the death rate is relatively high
(a) the birth rate and the death rate are relatively low.
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18. Which of the following is not TRUE about rural-urban migration? a. Migration to the cities is a larger contributor than natural population growth to urban labor growth in sub-Saharan Africa. b. From 1975 to 2000, the number of cities in IDs with populations over 1 million increased from 20 to 50. c. In Latin America natural population increase is the major source of urban growth. d. The urban share of total LDC population grew from 27 percent in 1975 and 35 percent in 1992 to 40 percent in 2003
In Latin America natural population increase is the major source of urban growth.
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The simplest explanation based on Lewis's model for run-urban migration is that people migrate when urban wages exceed rural wages. the availability of labor-intensive jobs in urban areas. a higher expected income in urban areas. better infrastructure in urban areas.
a higher expected income in urban areas.
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Policies to reduce factor price distortion include I. Encouraging small-scale industry. II. Decreasing subsidies to capital investors. Ill. Reducing social security programs and payroll taxation. IV. Setting market-clearing exchange rates. I and II only. Il and III ontv. I, ll and Ill only I, II, III, and IV
I, II, III, and IV
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Based on Natziger and Juvonen's study, high unemployment rates I. represent a vast underutilization of human resources. Il are a potential source of social unrest and political discontent. Ill. are uncorrelated with poverty and inequality in LDCs IV. are associated with middle age, rural, uneducated males. I and Il only Ill and IV only. I, II, and III only. I, II, and IV only.
I, II, and III only.