"Leapfrogging" Refers to

question 20

Multiple Choice

"Leapfrogging" refers to

• A)the typical irregular pattern of growth: rapid in some decades, and almost non-existent in others.
• B)the tendency for a country's output per capita to catch up to, and then exceed, that of another country.
• C)"one-upsmanship" by politicians who use growth statistics to help win elections.
• D)the increased likelihood that a country with very high growth will have a recession, during which some other country will have the highest growth rate.
• E) the interchangeability of capital and labor in the aggregate production function.

Understand the characteristics and importance of secondary protein structures in determining their function.

Identify the elements of protein structure from primary to quaternary levels.

Identify and describe the characteristics of different species of microbial eukaryotes and their ecological roles.

Understand the concept of alternation of generations and the characteristics of haploid and diploid stages in the life cycle of eukaryotic organisms.

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