71. A World Bank study suggest a strong link in Africa between governments that __________ special-interest groups and __________ rates of economic growth. 
A. cater to, high
B. cater to, moderate
C. cater to, low
D. ignore, low
E. ignore, moderate

72. Studies by the World Bank have underscored the successes of countries that have adopted trade liberalization policies. 
A. True
B. False

73. The country of Excludania can discourage foreign investment by 
A. requiring foreign investors to find a local partner who must be granted controlling interest
B. setting different exchange rates for different categories of transactions
C. heavily restricting private international borrowing and lending
D. All the answers are correct
E. None of the answers is correct

74. Any international transfer made on concessional terms for the purposes of promoting economic development is 
A. foreign aid
B. first aid
C. immigration
D. private investment
E. remittances

75. Foreign aid can take the form of 
A. only money, capital goods, or technical assistance
B. only capital goods, technical assistance, or food
C. money, capital goods, technical assistance, or food
D. only money, technical assistance, or food
E. only technical assistance or food

76. Which of the following is not an example of foreign aid? 
A. U.S. discount department stores purchasing toys from Chinese manufacturers
B. The International Monetary Fund extending loans to countries that have trouble with their balance of payments
C. The World Bank providing loans and grants to support health and education programs
D. The U.S. government paying to build an electricity plant in Albania
E. The Australian government paying to repair highways in Tonga

77. Which of the following is true about foreign aid provided by the United States? 
A. During the last four decades, the U.S. has provided less than $400 million in aid
B. Most U.S. aid has been coordinated by the Department of Defense
C. The U.S. Agency for International Development emphasizes short-range plans
D. The U.S. Agency for International Development concentrates primarily on health, education, and agriculture
E. Foreign aid is large part of the U.S. federal budget

78. Foreign aid often becomes a source of discretionary funds that benefit poor people in developing countries and not the countries’ leaders. 
A. True
B. False

79. When foreign aid is tied to purchases of low-priced food from the donor country, farm prices can drop in the developing countries, hurting poor farmers. 
A. True
B. False

80. A downside to foreign aid is that 
A. developing countries have not necessarily increased their ability to become self-supporting at higher standards of living
B. many recipient countries are doing less of what they had done well
C. the agricultural sectors of recipient countries have suffered
D. government officials have been insulated from their own incompetence
E. All of the answers are correct