Economists Adhering to the Institutions Hypothesis as an Explanation for Geographical

question 27

Multiple Choice

Economists adhering to the institutions hypothesis as an explanation for geographical growth rate differences argue that institutional effects on income per capita are

• A) small, but persistent.
• B) large, but short lived.
• C) small and short lived.
• D) large and persistent.
• E) rarely observed.

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