A. wage costs per unit of output
B. wage rate that prevails in LDCs
C. Wage rate divided by the productivity of labor
D. marginal product of labor divided by wage
A. wage costs per unit of output
B. wage rate that prevails in LDCs
C. Wage rate divided by the productivity of labor
D. marginal product of labor divided by wage
A. maximum capital absorption
B. factor price distortions
C. engineering mentality
D. intermediate technology
A. G-7 countries
B. countries with highest productivity growth in the world since 1960
C. countries with decreasing TFP growth since 1990s
D. countries with the lowest information technology equipment and software index prices
A. an industrial sector and a manufacturing sector
B. a traditional agricultural sector and a modern industrial sector
C. state owner ship of the means of production
D. an industrial sector that concentrates on manufacturing and construction
A. with double capital and labor/
B. with a modern manufacturing sector as well as traditional agriculture sector
C. that specialize in labor intensive products more than capital intensive products
D. with foreign owned and domestically owned capital
A. 10
B. 2
C. no more than 1
D. 20
A. enough to supply only a small nonagricultural population
B. of zero
C. large enough of feed five other families
D. large enough to feed 25 other families
A. $145
B. $40,000
C. $25
D. $100
A. Germany
B. United Kingdom
C. Canada
D. Mexico
I- is also known as patrimonialism
II- is the dominant pattern in many LDCs
III- is a personalized relationship between patrons and clients
IV- commands equals wealth, status or influence, based on unconditional loyalties and involving mutual benefits
A. I and II only
B. II and III only
C. I, II and III only
D. IV only