What factors make a difference in the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on developed vs developing countries? Is there possibility of developing countries experiencing setbacks or being trapped in the middle-income trap due to the pandemic.

Q: Discuss why the economic situation of a developing country might be extra serious if it is…

A: Demographic Tax is defined as a tax which is stated by the gap between the per-capita GDP which an…

Q: • Developing countries are commonly characterized by: a. low levels of living, high levels of income…

A: a. Low level of livings, high level of income inequality, and high dependency burdens Option"a" is…

Q: Explain what has led to over- indebtedness in most of our developing countries

A: The developing nations are the middle income nations which have low level of development. These…

Q: The role of IMF in developing countries. This is the outline (Describe with explanations):…

A: The IMF is an organization that was established in 1944 in the post wars settlement of the economy…

Q: Discuss and give examples of the three indivisibilities of underdeveloped countries

A: The indivisibilities are the problems or the physical and technical limitations which would result…

Q: 1. Discuss the assertion that the underdevelopment of developing countries is self-afflicted

A: Underdevelopment is defined as a low degree of development marked by low real per capita income,…

Q: Discuss the factors that might lead one country to spend more on average per person for health care…

A: Healthcare industry is an industry which deals with disease prevention and cure. It also includes…

Q: Describe the optimal level of state involvement in the economy of developing countries. What are the…

A: Developing countries are those countries that are not developed but are on the path to getting…

Q: Factors causing inequality between men and women in developing countries

A: Gender inequality refers to the social process where men and women are treated differently. It is…

Q: Should any or all of the four countries classified as "developing counties" ? Justify your response.…

A: The developing countries would result in the list of the countries whose national income and the per…

Q: Describe briefly the theory of the demographic transition. At what stage in this transition do most…

A: The economies around the world tend to behave in different ways. There are various entities in the…

Q: experiencing a demographic transition much like the one developed countries did at their earlier…

A: Yes developing countries are experiencing transition of demography just like developed countries…

Q: The Human Development Index (HDI) has been criticizedon a number of grounds by the critiques. Why?…

A: The HDI is the human development Index by assigning value or weights to various indicators thereby…

Q: Human Development approach - is about expanding the richness of human life? Elaborate in detail why…

A: In an economy, government and policymakers use various measures to identify the improvement in…

Q: What are some additional distinctions of urbanization in less developed and more developed…

A: Urbanization is a new trend across the globe. The global population is increasing continuously with…

Q: In developed countries, which one is correct?   a Market income inequality > Final distribution of…

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Q: Despite serious congestion in cities of developing countries, rural-urban migration does not seem to…

A: Urbanization happens for the most part since individuals move from country zones to metropolitan…

Q: 61. Development process in the Philippines that is biased towards the urban areas is always…

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If  you want a…

Q: Provide five recommendations for addressing the challenges associated with rapid growth of informal…

A: In developing countries, informal economic activities are a significant part of the economy. In…

Q: Aside from China and India, which among the developing countries possess the elements or…

A: Over the last 50 years, the center of economic power has been slowly shifting from the west to the…

Q: Policies that prioritise health in development are likely to also translate into:  (a)  No impact…

A: By the efficiency wage argument, we know that workers who are healthy are also more productive. A…

Q: What is meant by absolute versus relative poverty? What measures of income poverty are favored by…

A: Poverty is defined as a state or condition in which a person or a group of people lacks the…

Q: In absolute terms, developing countries have made more progress in reducing infant mortality over…

A: Infant mortality rate refers to the economic rate of the death of babies before the age of 1 year.

Q: Can the developing countries escape from middle-income trap ? How ? Explained with comprehensive

A: Developing economies are defined as those economies which have lower human development index as…

Q: Are there any risks associated with the globalization of health care when it is being outsourced to…

A: A wide form of organizations and protesters meet in parallel to decry what they see because the…

Q: Using examples from Africa, critically analyse the extent to which vulnerability and social…

A: Vulnerability and Social Exclusion : * The concept of social exclusion states that poor people have…

Q: Why should we be concerned with the measurement of poverty in developing nations?

A: Poverty assessment is thus required if poverty is to be included on the political and economic…

Q: How do income poverty measure are differ from UNDP’s MPI? Why we are concerned about the measure for…

A: The poverty threshold refers to the minimum level of income that is required by an individual to…

Q: Explain the consequences of the decrease in globilisation on developing and developed nations.

A: Globalization: Globalization is an economic phenomenon in which there are two or more countries come…

Q: Why it is so important to discuss the relationship between income inequality and CO2 emission in…

A: In an economy, CO2 emission is a negative externality because it pollutes air and water due to…

Q: Kuznets’s Inverted-U

A: Simon Kuznets showed the relationship between the ‘degree of inequality’ in the distribution of…

Q: Use examples from Africa to Critically analyse the extent to which vulnerability and social…

A: Vulnerability and Social Exclusion : * The concept of social exclusion states that poor people have…

Q: how development economists approach problems of identifying causality, key approaches, and examples

A: Development economics is a discipline of economics that focuses on economic aspects of the…

Q: The ecological paradox is one of the blind spots of development theory: True or False

A: Ecological Paradox: It is a kind of fallacy , if the data is collected at country level and the…

Q: What economic benefits might a developing country gain by reducing corruption? What are some…

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…