Economic Problems of Developing Countries

A. debt rescheduling agreement
B. debt service agreement
C. program for growth
D. stabilization program

A. changes in industrial structure over time
B. specific barriers to development and how to overcome them
C. The impact of international trade structures on developing countries
D. the caste of class structure and discrimination in the labor market

A. Food shortages
B. Foreign debt
C. Rapid population growth
D. Labor shortages

A. mechanization
B. land reform
C. import substitution
D. produce marketing boards

A. Successful agricultural projects produce surplus food to support urban development
B. agricultural investment will prevent the flight of capital abroad
C. agricultural projects usually have low import requirements
D. export prices for agricultural products are more stable than those for industrial products

A. The constraints imposed by dependency on the already-developed nations
B. A steady rate of capital formation
C. An adequate level of social overhead capital
D. The supply of human resources is too high

A. the prices of the goods they imported were falling
B. the price of goods they exported were increasing
C. their terms of trade were deteriorating
D. their terms of trade were improving

A. 80%
B. 65%
C. 50%
D. 25%

A. a lower rate of illiteracy
B. a greater degree of equality in the income distribution
C. a lower infant mortality rate
D. a smaller percentage of the labor force in urban areas

A. money lent to the country being immediately invested abroad
B. People investing their money in urban business rather than agriculture
C. money moving around financial institutions rather than being invested in production
D. people investing money abroad rather than in their own country