Increasing Per Capita Output Becomes Very Difficult for a Developing

question 30

Multiple Choice

Increasing per capita output becomes very difficult for a developing country when:

• A) government monetary policies make more credit available.
• B) too much foreign aid is available.
• C) continued population growth occurs.
• D) economic reforms make more funds available for development.

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Standard Error

The standard deviation of the sampling distribution of a statistic, commonly used to estimate the accuracy of sample mean as a predictor of the population mean.

Pooled Estimate

Combining estimates from different populations to obtain a single estimate that is more accurate and has a higher power due to a larger sample size.

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