27.
If the U.S. government takes the value of in-kind transfers into consideration, the U.S. poverty rate decreases.
True
False
29.
The balance of payments is the domestic price of a foreign currency.
True
False
30.
The inequality trap has a negative impact on human capital development.
True
False
31.
According to Rostow's stages of economic development, poor nations must increase their farm productivity so that some workers can leave farming and move into other industries.
True
False
32.
The foreign exchange market is where currencies are traded for one another.
True
False
33.
Currently most developed countries meet or exceed the U.N.'s Millennium Aid Goal for donor-country GDP.
True
False
35.
By reducing consumption expenditures, poor nations should be able to completely finance their own capital investment.
True
False
36.
The U.N. has established a Millennium Poverty Goal of cutting the number of people in extreme global poverty in half by 2015.
True
False
37.
Industrial countries are not usually involved in currency bailouts since they are not likely to be affected by the devaluation of another country's currency.
True
False
38.
Because poverty is so pervasive, poor countries are not able to experience economic growth.
True
False
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27. True
29. false
30. True
31. True
32. True
33 True
35 true
36 true
37 false
38 false
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