Poor Countries Often Have Difficulty Investing in Capital Because

question 156

Multiple Choice

Poor countries often have difficulty investing in capital because

• A)development assistance is designed in increase consumer goods.
• B)multinational corporations do not bring technological advances into poor countries.
• C)the population is living at subsistence level and cannot afford to save.
• D)they suffer from the cost disease of personal services.

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Hypermarket

A large retail facility that combines a supermarket and a department store, offering a wide variety of food and general merchandise at low prices.

Outlet Store

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Warehouse Clubs

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Ultra-Low Prices

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