What is the relationship between the age structure of a population and its dependency burden? Is the dependency burden higher or lower in developing countries? Why?

Q: How should a guaranteed income system be built as part of a pro-development socio-economic policy?

A: Economic decisions depend on prospective and current financial condition, in consideration with…

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: What is Human Development Index?

A: The phase of extending citizens' rights and possibilities and enhancing their well-being is known as…

Q: What is meant by Absolute Poverty?

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

Q: What do you think should be the role of the state in contemporary developing countries? Is the…

A: State plays an important role in less developed countries. Market does not consider equality or…

Q: 3. Why is corruption is such a pervasive problem in many developing countries?

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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: What is the economic condition of the elderly?

A: An aging  or elderly population in the economy acts as a burden to the economy because it reduces…

Q: What are good economic institutions, why do so many developing countries lack them, and what can…

A: Economic institutions are the institutes or organisations that deal with money or with managing the…

Q: Give at least 5 limitations of Human Development Index. Explain

A: Human Development Index (HDI) is economic measure of the wellbeing of the people living in the…

Q: Does the demographic transition occur in developingsocieties?

A: Demography refers to the concepts and methods used to examine human populations.

Q: If you worked on a "macro level" within Human Services, what are some changes you would try to…

A: Macro-level human services will create an effect on a large scale, it will provide solutions on a…

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: Why do many economists expect income convergence between developed and developing countries, and…

A: The thought of convergence is that the speculation that poorer economies' per capita incomes will…

Q: What is the experience in developing countries with parent involvement and bottom-up monitoring of…

A: definition:   A developing country also called a less evolved country or arising market has a lower…

Q: Why are there so many illiterate people in the developing world?

A: There are several reasons of illiteracy in the developing world . Mostly the reasons are linked to…

Q: What measures of income poverty are favored by development economist?

A: Absolute poverty is the condition where, in order to ensure continued survival, the poor are barely…

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: Analyze Pakistan and Bangladesh by considering three of the common characteristics of the developing…

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Q: 2.How developed countries can assist developing countries with their population program

A: Developed countries are taking several measures in order to reduce the population of their…

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: Why is GDP in developing countries greater than GDP in developed countries?

A: The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a widely used indicator of an economy's output or production. It…

Q: What is the impact of taxation and expenditures in economic growth in developing countries?

A: Developing countries also known as emerging economies that are moving towards the improvement in…

Q: of develop

A: Urbanization implies the shift in population from rural to urban areas which leads to decrease in…

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: What are 3 main Human Development Indices used ? what is an advantage and disadvantage of each?

A: The Human Development indices are used to estimate the level of development in the economy and…

Q: Driver of inequality and what to do about rising inequality in developing countries?

A: Inequality is the term that is used to explain the unequal behavior among people due to income,…

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

A: What is meant by absolute poverty?  Absolute poverty is a term used to describe a situation in which…

Q: The chapter discusses some "trap" issues for developing countries, such as middle-income trap,…

A: Poverty Trap:  The poverty trap is a self-fulfilling mechanism that keeps individuals in poverty. It…

Q: Do you think that Impact of democracy and its elements play a significant role in case of developing…

A: Democratic government is the government that is elected by the people of the country.