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- Q1The improvement in material conditions of a place as a result of diffusion of technology and knowledge.Gini CoefficientMultiplier effectStandard of LivingDevelopment30s
- Q2measuring material improvement by taking into account economic, social and demographic factors, using GDP, literacy and education, and life expectancy.Human Development IndexRostow's Stages of GrowthWeber ModelGini Coefficient30s
- Q3Average income from work and investments (before taxes) per personGross National Income per capitaStandard of LivingTariffGross Domestic Product per capita30s
- Q4factors all the wealth from goods and services of a country divided by personSocioeconomicGross Domestic Product per capitaGross National Income Per CapitaGini Coefficient30s
- Q5Percent of a state's population working in primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary, and quinary types of employment, the lower the percentages of primary and secondary the higher the development of the country.International division of LaborSectoral Structure of the EconomyFordismRostow's Stages of Growth30s
- Q6used to measure distribution of wealth on a scale from 0-1, with 0 being everyone shares wealth equally to 1 being 1 person holding all wealthGini CoefficientMultiplier EffectDevelopmentHuman Development Index30s
- Q7The degree of wealth and material comfort available to a person or communityStandard of LivingUS growth polesGini CoefficientDevelopment30s
- Q8compares level of material improvement of women to that of men by using measures such as women's health, empowerment, and laborforce participation to so show standard of living discrepancies.Human Development IndexMaternal Mortality RateGender Inequality Index-Gender Empowerment Measure30s
- Q9Provide people with the ability to barrow small sums of money to create small businesses, have especially improved the standards of living for families where women have partaken in these programs, affording additional family income and giving their children the opportunity to stay in schoolCapitalMicroloansForeign direct investmentNationalization30s
- Q10Healthcare provided to women during pregnancy, which greatly reduces IMRs and shows level of gender equalityGender Empowerment MeasureAnte or Pre-natal careFordismMaternal Mortality Rate30s
- Q11The rate of women dying during childbirth, which is highest in areas with low gender equity and developmentAnte or Pre-natal careNationalizationMaternal Mortality RateFordism30s
- Q12Compares the ability of women and men to participate in economic and political decision making by looking at percentage of women with secondary education and in top professional and political roles.Gender Empowerment MeasuresGender Inequality IndexMicroloansHuman Development Index30s
- Q13A model for economic growth that consists of trying to develop all sectors of the economy simultaneously by limiting the number of foreign transnational corporations and increasing tariffsHuman Development IndexInternational Trade Model of DeveloipmentRostow's Stages of GrowthBalanced Growth/Self-Sufficiency Model30s
- Q14Forcing foreign owned businesses to sell to domestic private companies or to the government in order to reduce the number of transnational corporationsOutsourcingFordismTariffNationalization30s
- Q15Refers to activities occurring inside a particular country; not by foreign or international groupsDomesticJust in time deliveryCapitalConsumerism30s