Why Do Democracies Tend to Fail in Poor Countries

question 69

Multiple Choice

Why do democracies tend to fail in poor countries?

• A)Economic growth creates a large upper class; education levels rise; people increasingly recognize their interests and express them; pluralism; the market itself teaches citizens to be government-reliant.
• B)Economic growth creates a large middle class; entrepreneurship levels rise; people increasingly recognize their interests and though they rarely express them; pluralism; the market itself teaches citizens about self-reliance, pluralism, tolerance, and not expecting too much.
• C)Economic growth creates a large middle class; education levels rise; the market itself teaches citizens about self-reliance, pluralism, tolerance, and not expecting too much.
• D)Economic growth creates a large middle class; education levels rise; people increasingly recognize their interests and express them; pluralism; the market itself teaches citizens about self-reliance, pluralism, tolerance, and not expecting too much.

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Definitions:

Arrival Rate

In queuing theory, the average number of items or individuals arriving at a service facility within a specified period.

Service Rate

The speed or efficiency with which a service is delivered, often measured to assess the performance of service-oriented operations.

Queue Length

The number of items, entities, or people waiting in line to be processed or served, used in the study of queuing theory to determine system efficiency.

Waiting Line Models

Mathematical models used to analyze queueing systems, helping in managing and improving service efficiency by estimating waiting times and queue lengths.