State-Centered Theories of Global Inequality and Economic Development Argue

question 33

Multiple Choice

State-centered theories of global inequality and economic development argue:

• A) that state involvement in the economy interferes with prosperity.
• B) that appropriate government policies do not interfere with economic development but rather can play a key role in bringing it about.
• C) that the state is constructed in such a way that it must impede development.
• D) that any economic theory should be focused solely on state actors and political action.

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