In Developing Countries, It Is Not True That

question 51

Multiple Choice

In developing countries, it is not true that

• A)banks are often viewed with suspicion
• B)at the first sign of economic problems, many bank depositors withdraw their funds
• C)because banks cannot rely on a continuous supply of deposits, banks cannot make loans for extended periods
• D)if financial institutions fail to serve as intermediaries between savers and borrowers, the lack of funds for investment will make growth rates double
• E)the credit provided by banks as a percent of total output is one fifth that in high-income countries

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Definitions:

Acquisition Period

The phase during learning when a new skill or knowledge is being acquired and consolidated.

Sensitive Period

A specific timeframe during development when an organism is particularly receptive to certain stimuli or experiences, leading to lasting changes in behavior or abilities.

Overextension

In language development, the application of a word to a wider collection of objects and events than is appropriate.

Incorrectly Used

A term or concept that is applied inappropriately or in a context that does not align with its accepted or conventional meaning.