Option A: Indonesia’s Badan Kredit Kecamatan (BKK)
Option B: the Association for Development of Microenterprice
Option C: Bangladesh’s Grameen Bank
Option D: the Enterprice credit program in Kolkata
Correct Answer: the Enterprice credit program in Kolkata ✔
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Option A: the percentage increase in the consumption growth of the poor divided by percentage increase in the consumption growth of the nonpoor
Option B: the percentage increase in the poor times percentage increase in the nonpoor
Option C: the percentage increase in the poverty of the poor divided by percentage increase in the poverty of the nonpoor
Option D: the percentage increase in the poor people in the Urban divided by percentage increase in the nonpoor in the urban
Correct Answer: the percentage increase in the consumption growth of the poor divided by percentage increase in the consumption growth of the nonpoor ✔
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Option A: production possibility curve
Option B: marginal inequality curve
Option C: sen curve
Option D: Lorenz curve
Correct Answer: Lorenz curve ✔
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Option A: individuals’ accomplishments
Option B: individuals’ capabilities
Option C: individuals’ wealth
Option D: individuals’ education
Correct Answer: B. individuals’ capabilities ✔
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Option A: quientiles
Option B: percentiles
Option C: simulation
Option D: relative ratio measures
Correct Answer: simulation ✔
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Option A: patterns of poverty between developed and developing countries
Option B: the change in GDP per capita over time
Option C: the poorest’s income shares fall in the early stages of growth
Option D: income concentration relative to a 45-degree line
Correct Answer: patterns of poverty between developed and developing countries ✔
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Option A: low inequality
Option B: maximum inequality
Option C: 10/10 000% inequality
Option D: 1% inequality
Correct Answer: maximum inequality ✔
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Option A: absolute poverty
Option B: economic growth
Option C: relative poverty
Option D: standard of living
Correct Answer: relative poverty ✔
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Option A: Income inequality
Option B: Absolute poverty
Option C: sen’s poverty index
Option D: purchasing power poverty
Correct Answer: Absolute poverty ✔
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Option A: I and II only
Option B: III and IV only
Option C: I, II and III only
Option D: I, II and IV
Correct Answer: I, II and IV ✔
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