The autocratic leader of a developing nation uses only a small share of foreign development aid to provide emergency supplies for the country’s poverty-stricken citizens, while the majority of aid goes toward bribes to help keep him in power. Thus, foreign aid has little effect on the economy of the country. This scenario is an example of a(n) _____ effect.
a. income
b. price
c. substitution
d. cost
c. substitution
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North Korea’s invasion of South Korea led to a major escalation of the Cold War because __________
a. it came just as the National Security Council forecast a Soviet plan for global domination, and called for a vast increase in the military budget b. it reminded Truman of Hitler moving into the Rhineland, leading the president to respond in a knee-jerk fashion. c. Secretary of State Dean Acheson had suggested that the U.S. would have to respond to trouble in Korea, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff planned accordingly d. it confirmed the worst American suspicions about Stalin’s expansionist ambitions
On average what percentage of legislatures do women make up in the developing world?
a. 45-50% b. 35-40% c. 25-30% d. less than 20%
The public sector refers to all economic activity undertaken outside the purview of the state
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Multiple-case studies, cross-case studies, comparative case studies, and contrasting case studies are all synonymous names for which type of case study?
A) Embedded case study B) Intrinsic case study C) Instrumental case study D) Collective case study