The Process of Cumulative Causation

question 5

Multiple Choice

The process of cumulative causation

• A) was developed by W.W. Rostow.
• B) leads to growth in regions affected by the backwash effect.
• C) involves a buildup of economic activity based on external economies and localization economies.
• D) critiques the core-periphery concept as meaningless in today's economically interdependent world.
• E) was developed by David Harvey.

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Definitions:

Primary Labour Market

The sector of the job market that offers high-paying jobs, stable employment, good working conditions, and opportunities for advancement.

Secondary Labour Market

The segment of the labor market characterized by lower pay, less job security, and fewer benefits compared to the primary labor market, often filled with high turnover, part-time, or temporary jobs.

Social Hierarchy

The organization of individuals into various levels based on factors like status, class, or authority, influencing their social interactions and opportunities.

Types of Authority

Various forms of power or control recognized by individuals or society, such as legal authority, traditional authority, and charismatic authority.