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A) export-led growth.
B) generalized system of preferences.
C) Most Favored Nation.
D) reciprocal trade agreement.
E) outsourcing.
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A) exports and growth were positively related.
B) exports were promoted by successful economic growth.
C) economic growth was determined by successful export promotion.
D) trade policy dominated other considerations in promoting economic growth.
E) import substitution enhanced economic development.
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A) lower than that in the modern non-traditional sector.
B) higher than that in the modern sophisticated sector.
C) equal to that in the modern sophisticated sector.
D) lower in the relatively capital intensive sector.
E) higher in the relatively capital intensive sector.
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A) neo-colonialist theory of international exploitation.
B) import-substituting industrialization.
C) historiography of the industrial revolution in Western Europe.
D) the East-Asian miracle.
E) the reduction of tariffs on Western Europe.
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A) discourage competition in the global economy.
B) exploit domestic comparative advantages.
C) lead to unemployment among domestic workers.
D) help firms benefit from diseconomies of large-scale production.
E) lower the overall volume of imports.
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A) of the rapid and continuous growth record of South American countries.
B) many countries pursuing this strategy experienced stagnation in their growth.
C) this policy is inconsistent with sophisticated economic growth models.
D) this policy tended to create world-class industrial competitors.
E) of the financial investment lost by the U.S.
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A) free trade policies promote economic growth more effectively than do import substitution policies.
B) import substituting policies tend to promote effective exploitation of scale economies.
C) import substitution tends to lead to relatively low effective rates of protection.
D) import substitution is to this day the preferred growth strategy promoted by the World Bank.
E) import substitution proved to be the most effective aid for developing countries before 1970.
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A) import substitution.
B) industrialization policies.
C) trade liberalization policies.
D) intra-industry trading.
E) trade embargoes.
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A) a large country will tend to have few exports.
B) a small country will tend to have a high export ratio.
C) protectionist policies tend to discourage exports.
D) export-promoting policies do not tend to work.
E) import substitution policies helped the Brazilian economy.
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A) did not accomplish this with import-substituting industrialization.
B) did accomplish this with import-substituting industrialization.
C) tended to provide heavy protection to domestic industrial sectors.
D) favored industrial to agricultural or service sectors.
E) did so to the detriment of their nearest neighbors.
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A) supported the conventional Latin American reliance on import substitution.
B) relied on the Harris-Todaro model to explain this growth.
C) rejected the conventional Latin American reliance on import substitution.
D) demonstrated the importance of market failure as a reason for import substitution.
E) relied on high tariffs and import substitution.
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A) developing countries around the world.
B) other East Asian countries.
C) Sub Sahara African countries.
D) Industrialized countries.
E) Eastern European countries.
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A) Hong Kong
B) South Korea
C) Argentina
D) Singapore
E) Taiwan
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A) "economic miracles" are solely to be expected in small countries.
B) central planning and socialism can promote sustained economic growth.
C) a lessening of income disparities is a prerequisite for economic growth.
D) growth in a large country cannot be affected by its foreign sector.
E) policy changed can dramatically prompt export oriented growth
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A) export promotion
B) import substitution
C) international commodity agreements
D) Infant Industry promotion
E) intra-industry trade practice
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A) the elasticity of demand for a cartel's output decreases over time.
B) producers in the cartel have an economic incentive to cheat.
C) economic profits discourage other producers from entering the industry.
D) producers in the cartel have the motivation to lower prices but not to raise prices.
E) tariffs allow producers in the cartel to produce items that make no profit.
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