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Chapter 17 Quiz



This activity contains 10 questions.

Question 1.
We know that GDP per capita today varies greatly over countries, while over 200 years ago, this wasn't the case. Why is this?

 
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Question 2.
Which of the following is an example of a country whose growth started most recently and is now an economic leader?

 
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Question 3.
Which country's past shows that there is often more than lack of capital accumulation to blame for slow growth?

 
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Question 4.
If technology was the only reason for the productivity gap among countries today, poorer countries would have to be using technology that was how far behind that of the more advanced countries?

 
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Question 5.
What has been the trend of world income inequality over the last one and a half centuries?

 
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Question 6.
What is the most important factor for the future growth of rich countries?

 
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Question 7.
Was Keynes' prediction of the standard of living increasing by a factor of 4 to 8 from 1920-2030 correct?

 
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Question 8.
Is there any relationship between happiness and income within the U.S.?

 
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Question 9.
According to Figure 17.2, which of the following countries has the highest level of happiness?

 
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Question 10.
Which of the following factors will affect economic growth in the future?
I. The future of the AIDS epidemic.
II. Whether or not natural resources become too scarce.
III. Whether or not globalization continues.

 
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