Developing Countries with Low Saving Rates and Poor Levels of Health

question 136

Multiple Choice

Developing countries with low saving rates and poor levels of health and education are likely to experience

• A)high levels of foreign direct investment.
• B)easy access to financial backing from banks.
• C)rapid growth in household incomes.
• D)low rates of growth in real GDP per capita.
• E)lower birth rates.

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Definitions:

Forming Unions

The process of organizing workers into a collective group to negotiate with employers about working conditions, wages, and other employment-related issues.

Sustainable-Wage Jobs

Employment positions that pay wages sufficient for a worker and their family to live a decent and dignified life, ensuring long-term economic sustainability.

Dual-Career Families

Families in which both partners pursue their own careers, often facing challenges balancing professional and family life.

Workplace Stress

The response employees have when presented with work demands and pressures that are not matched to their knowledge and abilities, challenging their ability to cope.