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Characteristics and Institutions of Developing Countries – MCQs
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1.
What do export primary commodity concentration ratios represent?
The proportion of commodity exports relative to the GDP per capita of the exporting country compared to that of the importing country
The ratio of export revenue to the total population
The value of total merchandise exports divided by the Gross National Income
The share of food, raw materials, minerals, and organic oils and fats in total merchandise exports
2.
What does a nation's capital stock represent?
The estimated investment subtracted by the actual investment
The amount of investment received from foreign sources
The total past gross investments after deducting depreciation
The difference between the country's GDP and its capital consumption
3.
Who are peasants typically identified as?
rural government officials
farmers living in the countryside
rural business owners
religious communities in rural areas
4.
How does income inequality typically change as economic development advances?
convex curve
inverted U-shaped curve
L-shaped curve
S-shaped curve
linear curve
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