Policies That Work Well in Stable, Well-Governed Nations

question 79

Multiple Choice

Policies that work well in stable, well-governed nations:

• A) may not work well in poor nations if these nations lack stability and good governance.
• B) should be looked at as an alternate policy regime for poor nations.
• C) often do not represent the best policies for other rich nations.
• D) tend to be less desirable during election years or in times of political upheaval.

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Definitions:

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