A. Increased training
B. Providing more information
C. Helg individuals to move location to find work
D. Increasing spending on existing industries
A. a production externality
B. a second-best solution
C. transaction costs
D. a consumption externality
A. the rate at which current consumption can be exchanged for future consumption
B. the price of borrowing money
C. The opportunity cost of holding money
D. the return on money that is saved for the future
I- contributes to low-income countries recovery quickly
II- reduces basis-needs attainment
III- may lead to IMF riots
IV- may lead to the downfall of governments
A. I only
B. II only
C. I and II only
D. I, III and IV only
A. Is provided by the government
B. Is free
C. Has the properties of being non-excludable and non-diminishable
D. Gas external costs
A. food, clothing and housing
B. health, education and quality housing
C. adequate nutrition, primary education health sanitation water supply and housing
D. longevity and living standards
A. appreciation; trade surplus
B. appreciation; trade deficit
C. depreciation; trade surplus
D. depreciation; trade deficit