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soccerdreamer_17

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Explain the basic idea behind the Big Push model?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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The United States, as a bilateral aid donor
 
  a. ranks high in amount and high as a percentage of GDP
  b. ranks low in amount and high as a percentage of GDP
  c. ranks high in amount and low as a percentage of GDP
  d. ranks low in amount and low as a percentage of GDP
  e. is not ranked because all its aid is provided through the World Bank



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Answer to Question 1

What you expect for an answer depends on what you cover in lecture.

Answer to Question 2

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