Dependency Theory Differs from Modernization Theory by

question 76

Multiple Choice

Dependency theory differs from modernization theory by

• A)making poor nations responsible for their own fate.
• B)supporting capitalism as a path to development.
• C)explaining global inequality in terms of the exploitation of poor countries by rich countries.
• D)claiming that economic development is not a desirable goal.

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