All of the following reasons have contributed to the enhancement of economic dev
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Question
All of the following reasons have contributed to the enhancement of economic development among the developing nations of the world EXCEPT for:
1)
2)
3)
4)
the spread of democracy.
According to economists, the objective of economic growth is to:
Question 6 options:
1)
2)
3)
4)
decrease corruption.
All of the regions will meet Target 1 (to halve the number of poor) EXCEPT:
Question 20 options:
1)
2)
3)
4)
1)
the information revolution.2)
the globalization of culture.3)
lower transport costs.4)
the spread of democracy.
According to economists, the objective of economic growth is to:
Question 6 options:
1)
increase happiness.2)
provide more choices.3)
increase development.4)
decrease corruption.
All of the regions will meet Target 1 (to halve the number of poor) EXCEPT:
Question 20 options:
1)
Europe and Central Asia.2)
the Middle East and North Africa.3)
sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.4)
South America.Explanation / Answer
1. Option B
Among the developing nations of the world,
Globalization of culture has contributed to the enhancement of the Economic development.
Among the developing nations of the world, globalization and culture has formed a fruitful interaction.
Their interaction has enhanced productivity and contributed to the Economic growth and also led to the better and enhanced Economic integration.
2. Option A
According to Economists , the objective of Economic growth is to increase happiness.
They relate Economic decisions to happiness for welfare, better quality of life and self reported levels of happiness.
According to them, spreading happiness is a more important measure for improving the Economic performance and welfare than the traditional measures of Income and wealth.
3. Option C.
The target to half the number of poor were met by only some regions while west Africa,saharan Africa, south Asia,west Asia and Oceania did not meet the target.
Sub saharan Africa and south Asia showed greatest gender disparity in primary Education.