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42.
Most developed nations share the following characteristic(s):
43.
Most developed nations share the following characteristic(s):
44.
Economies with per capita incomes in the low to middle range that are in a transition
toward developed status are known as
45.
When an international manager is considering where to do business, one of the first
considerations is
46.
A measure of an economy's size based on the market value of goods and services
produced within a nation in a year is
47.
When measuring the value produced in an economy, most international organizations
prefer to use
48.
Generally, we can assume that the higher the GNI/capita value
49.
The rate of growth of GNI/capita may be more important to marketers than just
GNI/capita because
50.
Which of the following is true regarding the Big Mac Index?
51.
Dissatisfaction with both the purchasing power parity (PPP) and conversions using official
exchange rates caused the World Bank to adopt what methodology to derive per capita
GNI estimates?
52.
The arithmetic average of the current exchange rate and the exchange rates in the two
preceding years, adjusted by the ratio of domestic inflation to the combined inflation rates
of the euro zone, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States, is known as
53.
Which of the following is not true regarding the Atlas conversion factor?
54.
According to the text, the part of a nation's income that, because of unreporting or
underreporting, is not measured by official statistics is known as the
55.
As a general rule, the underground economy in a country will be bigger when
56.
Which of the following is not true regarding the underground economy?
57.
According to the text, which of the following is not one of the rationales for why most
seasoned managers supplement their analyses by looking at economic growth rates as
well as measures of an economy's absolute size?
58.
GNI/capita, a crude estimate of purchasing power, must be further refined by
59.
A measure of how a nation's income is apportioned among its people is
60.
A measure of the degree to which family income within a country is distributed equally is
61.
From comparisons of income distribution studies over time, it appears that in early stages
of development
62.
From comparisons of income distribution studies over time, it generally appears that
63.
Income distribution studies confirm the belief that, generally, income is more evenly
distributed in the
64.
If a nation's GNI is small, but a small percentage of its population receives a large
percentage of that income
65.
According to the text, the market analyst may determine a country is not a good market by
making a simple calculation based on
66.
The after-tax personal income of consumers is known as
67.
The amount of income left after paying taxes and making essential purchases is known as
68.
Because ____________ consumer expenditures eliminate differences in relative prices,
marketers use these data to analyze how the composition of consumption changes with
the level of development.
69.
The percentages of household expenditures spent on food and beverages by residents of
industrialized nations are _______________ the percentages spent by residents of
developing nations.
70.
The percentages of household expenditures spent on consumer durables by residents of
industrialized nations are _______________ the percentages spent by residents of
developing nations.
71.
The percentages of household expenditures spent on transportation, communication, and
health care by residents of industrialized nations are _______________ the percentages
spent by residents of developing nations.
72.
According to the text, commercial energy use per capita is related to the size of which of
the following sets of modern sectors?
73.
According to the World Bank, populations in high-income economies use how much
commercial energy per capita as do people in developing economies?
74.
According to the text, primary reasons for relative changes in labor costs include increases
or decreases in
75.
According to the text, primary reasons for relative changes in labor costs include increases
or decreases in
