7. The answer will be Option Number a) $8.5 billion
GDP = 8 billion
Net Factor Income from Abroad = $1 billion – 500 million = 500 million
GNP = GDP + NFIA
GNP = 8 billion + 500 million or 8.5 billion
9. The main contributor to growth for developing countries is
Option Number a. Capital Accumulation
Capital Formation or accumulation is the key for the growth in developing countries. It is nothing but investment in tangible means of production.
10. One of the characteristic of poor is that they are
Correct Answer will be Option d) More likely to live in rural areas.
13. Economies with higher growth rates tends to be those that have
Correct Answer – Option b) a stable government that protects property rights.
A country which protects rights and having good governance makes stronger economic performance. Property rights are always associated with growth rate.
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