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gbarreiro

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The concept of linkages is most important in
 
  a. balanced growth model
  b. surplus labor model
  c. Harrod-Domar model
  d. unbalanced growth model
  e. linkage is not important in any growth model

Question 2

What are remittances and what role do they in developing countries? How could this potentially benefit an economy?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

An answer should pose a definition, mention how remittances reduce poverty for many migrants and their families, and speak to the possible net increase in labor force skills driven by the desire to emigrate.



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