Many Social Scientists Who Study International Relations

question 7

Multiple Choice

Many social scientists who study international relations

• A) prefer to only describe a particular phenomenon.
• B) do not concern themselves with theoretical mechanisms.
• C) avoid using big data and programming languages to analyze political phenomena.
• D) seek to explain, predict, or make policy prescriptions.

Understand the factors limiting saving in Developing and Vulnerable Countries (DVCs).

Comprehend characteristics and major obstacles to economic growth in DVCs.

Recognize the needed elements for capital formation and economic growth in DVCs.

Identify the impact of population growth on economic development in DVCs.

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