The ___ refers to economic policies that emphasize consumption

A culture that is permeated by consumerism can be referred to as a ___ culture

Beginning in the 1990s, the most frequent reason given for attending college had changed ___

What is the correct statement?

Poverty is the shortage of common things such as food, clothing, shelter, and safe drinking water, everything that determines the quality of life. it may also include lack of access to opportunities such as ___ that help escape poverty and/or allow one to enjoy the respect of fellow citizens

In addition to income inequality, an unequal distribution of land can also contribute to ___ levels of poverty

70 percent of the population in poor countries is often ___

The ___ of natural resources says that poor management of resource revenues may mean that rather than lifting countries out of poverty, revenues from such activities as petroleum production or gold mining actually lead to poverty of the common people

Lack of access to birth control methods ___ poverty

Discrimitation ___ poverty

___ agriculture often leads to a vicious cycle of depletion of soil fertility and decreases agricultural production, thereby increasing poverty

___ poverty considers poverty as socially defined and dependent on the social context, therefore it's a measure of income inequality

If we have three people who earn 1 euro, 2 euros and 10 euros, the median income would be ___

Debt relief ___ poverty

Land redistribution ___ poverty

The United Nations target for development aid is ___% of GDP

In most cases what is the correct statement?

One of the "Quick earnings" of the Sachs Report is access to ___ health information

One of the "Quick earnings" of the Sachs Report is improving land for the construction of ___

Underdeveloped countries have an unbalanced trade balance resulting from their dependence on primary products that ___ vulnerable to being replaced by synthetic substitutes (jute, cotton, etc.)

___ Theory highlights the positive role played by the developed world in modernizing and facilitating sustainable development in underdeveloped nations

___ Debt (or foreign debt) is that part of the total debt in a country that is owed to creditors from outside the country

Some economists argue ___ debt forgiveness on the grounds that it would motivate countries to delay paying their debts, or deliberately to borrow more than they can afford, and that this wouldn't prevent a recurrence of the problem