Economist Jeffrey Sachs' big push theory involves:
A. a concerted effort in many areas to break the poverty trap.
B. giving a one-time large amount of aid upfront, ending the need for future aid.
C. developed nations concertedly pushing developing nations into following certain beneficial policies.
D. developed nations pushing away less developed nations as trading partners because in general less developed nations cannot offer any benefits to developed nations.
A. a concerted effort in many areas to break the poverty trap.
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A) 16.66% B) 33.33% C) 49.99% D) 54.44%.
The marginal revenue product (MRP) of labor is the
a. total revenue generated when one more worker is hired b. change in average revenue when one more worker is hired c. total revenue per worker when one more worker is hired d. change in total revenue when one more worker is hired e. change in employment when total revenue changes by one dollar
After Jason lost his job five years ago, he could not find another job. Unable to provide for his family, Jason suffered from severe stress-related diseases. Jason's unemployment resulted in _____
a. a loss of lifetime earnings b. a loss of human capital c. the deterioration of health d. a loss of social cohesion
The United States payroll tax is regressive at top income levels.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)