A resource-rich country suffering from an economic resource curse is one in which ______.
A. the country suffers from lack of growth due to overexploitation of natural resources
B. the economy is so focused on the resource industry that other sectors are neglected
C. there is no incentive for the government to provide economic support or respond to its citizens
D. inclusive institutions gradually transition into extractive institutions
B. the economy is so focused on the resource industry that other sectors are neglected
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. literacy tests b. prohibition of poll taxes c. mandatory voter registration d. intense desegregation efforts
Reengineering advocates ______ reform, in direct contrast to continuous improvement, which insists ______ reforms are best to improve organizations.
a. downsizing; upsizing b. bottom-up; top-down c. top-down; bottom-up d. outside-in; inside-out
One of the impediments to bureaucratic accountability is that policymakers ______.
a. often do not want maximum control over administrators b. do not understand performance measurement c. often do not want minimum control over administrators d. focus only on positive control