Barriers to Economic Growth Answers

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Which barrier to economic development is shown in the following examples? I. the high rate of HIV infection in underdeveloped nations II. the use of children as soldiers in Uganda’s army in the early 2000s III. low literacy rates in underdeveloped nations with limited exposure to adequate education A. foreign debt B. political instability C. widespread disease D. low levels of social welfare Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

How are maquiladoras similar to sweatshops? I. Workers are paid very low wages in both systems. II. Both are prevalent in underdeveloped nations. III. Both are outlawed internationally. A. I. only B. II. only C. I. and III. D. I. and II. Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

What is one way US workers are affected when jobs are outsourced to less-developed countries? A. US workers are not affected when jobs are outsourced. B. US workers have to move internationally to do their jobs. C. More people come to the US to lighten US workers' workload. D. Workers in foreign countries do US workers' jobs for less money. Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

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What does it mean if a nation has a high dependency rate? A. The nation has a large number of children, whose families must provide for them. B. The average age of the population is over 30. C. The nation's population is shrinking due to a low birth rate. D. The nation enjoys a high life expectancy and must assist elderly members of society. Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

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Child trafficking is most similar to __________. A. slavery B. war games C. international travel D. child protection Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

How do debt repayment and structural adjustment terms hamper economic development? A. Only wealthy nations need to repay their debts, so it slows their progress. B. This is no longer a problem because debt repayment was completely erased after World War II. C. Both measures rob a developing nation of money it could use to invest in social welfare improvements. D. They always penalize highly developed nations rather than underdeveloped ones. Please select the be