Why Might Trade Be More Effective at Addressing Poverty in Developing

question 13

Multiple Choice

Why might trade be more effective at addressing poverty in developing countries than foreign aid?

• A)Aid can undermine the development of effective political institutions.
• B)Developing countries have historically taken a greater absolute share of the gains from trade than developed countries.
• C)Aid targeted at delivery of medicine and education in poor areas has not shown any success.
• D)Trade benefits are distributed equitably within developing societies.

Recognize effective quality management techniques and their applications.

Comprehend the relationship between quality management and product strategy.

Understand the role of quality in limiting product liability.

Grasp the concept and applications of Six Sigma and PDCA in quality management.

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Definitions:

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Purchasing Power

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