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Chapter 10

Developing Countries

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The borders of most current African states were drawn by colonial powers according to: longitude and latitude
Countries that are experiencing rapid economic growth and democratization are generally known as_________ countries. middle income
Why might the commonality of authoritarian regimes the developing world fail to suggest high levels of autonomy, even though on the surface it appears that this should be the case? These regimes often lose their independence through corruption to groups that exploit them as a resources.
Countries that are experiencing weak economic and political development are known as _____________ countries. lower income
A system wherein a state extends its power in order to directly control territory, resources, and people beyond its borders is known as: imperialism
The term for the physical occupation of a foreign territory through military force, businesses, or settlers is: colonialism
Which of the following was the initial, primary cause of capacity in postcolonial countries? the absence of a professional bureaucracy
Which of the following best describes modernization under imperialism in most colonial states? incomplete transition between Western and traditional institutions
Which of the following best describes social identities in places under imperial control? Neither strong national nor strong, specific ethnic identities were present before imperialism.
Inequality under imperialism was exacerbated by: imperial obsessions with forefronting racial differences
Which of the following statements about the United Nation's Millennium Development Goals (MDG) program is accurate? Lack of proper, comprehensive data collection has left wide disagreement over whether or not the program has been a success
Some observers of less-developed countries use the term ________ to describe the unequal economic relationships between those countries and advanced democracies in the modern postcolonial era. "neocolonialism"
Which of the following is a component of import substitution, an economic strategy followed by many developing countries in the post-World War II era? poor enforcement of intellectual property rights
The concept of a "hothouse economy" is associated with: import substitution
South Korea is among the Asian countries that pursued an export-oriented strategy known as: the product life cycle
Tariff and nontariff barriers are key tools most important to which economic strategy? import substitution
Import substitution is most closely related to which of the following political-economic systems? mercantilism
Many countries in Asia discarded import substitution and opted for a form of economic development after World War II known as: export-oriented industrialization
Policies supported by the IMF and World Bank to increase economic liberalization in less-developed countries are often referred to as the: Washington Consensus
Policies that require countries to privatize state-run firms, end subsidies, reduce tariff barriers, shrink the size of the state, and welcome foreign investment are sometimes known as: structural adjustment programs
Which of the following can be said about the effects of imperialism on gender roles? It is difficult to generalize about the effects on gender roles, but in many countries imperialism likely made gender roles more fixed.
Organized life outside of the state that is often seen as critical to democracy and political stability is known as: civil society
Which postcolonial region currently suffers the lowest rankings on the Human Development Index? Africa
The untaxed, unregulated, and unprotected sector of the economy is known as the ________ economy. informal
A small country has applied for membership in an economic union. Before membership is granted the ruling body of the union requires that the applicant state reduce its budget deficit to a specific percentage of GDP. conditionality
One recent innovation to help alleviate poverty in poorer countries through small loans to small businesses is known as: microcredit
In comparing the development of postcolonial countries, which of the following pairs of factors have shown strong correlation with each other? abundant natural resources and weak economic development
One of the major criticisms of microfinance or microcredit is that: the loans do not help grow businesses that can hire employees.
Which of the following might be a Washington Consensus policy recommendation to a less developed country that would be opposed by a supporter of import substitution policy? reducing state power
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