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What is a family made up of two or more nuclear families of parents and children called?

Correct answer D. Extended family

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An extended family links several nuclear families, for example grandparents, parents, children and other relatives, often living together and sharing resources.

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Question 01 Characteristics and Institutions of Developing Countries

Which statement about low-income countries is true?

Correct answer D. The average agricultural family produces a surplus large enough only to supply a small non-agricultural population

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Question 02 Characteristics and Institutions of Developing Countries

According to Lewis’s model, when does a dual economy grow?

Correct answer B. The modern sector increases its output share relative to the traditional sector

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Question 04 Characteristics and Institutions of Developing Countries

Consider these statements on clientelism: I. it is also known as patrimonialism; II. it is the dominant pattern in many LDCs; III. it is a personalised relationship between patrons and clients; IV. it rests on unconditional loyalties with no mutual benefit. Which are correct?

Correct answer B. I, II and III only

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