Economist Jeffrey Sachs' Big Push Theory Involves

question 91

Multiple Choice

Economist Jeffrey Sachs' big push theory involves:

• A) a concerted effort in many areas to break the poverty trap.
• B) giving a one-time large amount of aid upfront, ending the need for future aid.
• C) developed nations concertedly pushing developing nations into following certain beneficial policies.
• D) developed nations pushing away less developed nations as trading partners because in general less developed nations cannot offer any benefits to developed nations.

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