Question: Which of the following statement(s) will be the most persuasive for Ben to encourage him to move to Lagos? Check all of the following the correct interpretations from the following choices (please note more than one is correct) A) There has been significant political unrest in Lagos. B) The GDP has been rapidly increasing in Lagos over the last five years. C) By 2020, 1.5 million passengers will travel to Lagos. D) English is the official language of Lagos, making for an easy transition E) Ben could remain in the U.S. and wait several years for a promotion, or jumpstart his career by moving to Lagos.

you are appointed by a congressional task force to recommend at least two economic policies that will result in long-term growth. What do you recommend, and why?

A positive correlation between per capita income and urbanization rate across countries in the world is compatible with the phenomenon of “urbanization without growth”. Do you agree with this statement? Why?

Suppose that real GDP per person in Panama in 2017 was about $15,000 per person, while it was about $60,000 per person in the United States. If real GDP per person in Panama grows at the rate of 4 percent per year, about how long will it take Panama's real GDP per person to reach the level that the United States was at in 2017? (Hint: How many times would Panama's 2017 real GDP per person have to double to reach the United States' 2017 real GDP per person?) Instructions: Enter your answer as a whole number. years

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Nigeria's average real GDP per capita growth from 1961 to 2019 is 2.4%.  Using the Rule of 70, approximately how many years will it take for Norway's real GDP per capita to double?  one decimal place.

In an increasingly connected world, countries are engaging with global markets more than ever before. As a result, global wealth is shifting towards emerging markets. This megatrend—a global trend with sustained impacts—is profoundly influencing everyday life, society, and business. globalization has lifted many developing economies—most have seen expanding industrial performance and improving standards of living, particularly so in emerging economies.  The emergence of a sizeable, aspirational middle class, particularly in China, has made it an important destination for global companies. Indisputably, trends can change. Still, presently, we continue to expect emerging markets to offer significant growth potential for domestic and multinational firms. Hence, understanding international business activities, flows,  relationships requires understanding the economic power shifting to emerging economies. Key analytics include who they are, how they grow, the corresponding opportunities and…

Some less-developed nations are unable to devote resources to various research and development projects.  Attempting to increase their economic growth, sometimes they acquire pharmaceutical or technological goods and reverse engineer them to determine how they’re made, then sell them in domestic markets.  Is it ethical and/or necessary to produce and sell a product without having developed it and  not having a patent for the product? What could be the short run and long run consequences of such an action?

Education, power, and technology can impact a country's prosperity. Discuss several factors that support that assertion. Please and Thank you

urbanization is the inevitable outcome of the process of growth and the process of modernization