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Question 1.
The world's richest individual (Bill Gates) has more wealth than the world's forty-six poorest countries.


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Question 2.
Some absolute poverty exists in Canada.


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Question 3.
Seventy percent of the world's population living near absolute poverty are women.


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Question 4.
In chattel slavery, indebted workers are held until their debt is paid off.


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Question 5.
Sixteen percent of the world's population lives in high-income countries.


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Question 6.
One criticism of modernization theory is that it blames poor countries for their own poverty.


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Question 7.
Since 1970, the degree of economic inequality worldwide has declined.


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Question 8.
Dependency theory puts primary responsibility for global poverty on high-income nations.


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Question 9.
The "three worlds" model of classifying nations is based more on politics than on economic development.


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Question 10.
Half the world's people are farmers.


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Question 11.
Modernization theory identifies tradition as the greatest barrier to economic development.


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Question 12.
According to Wallerstein, the world economy benefits all nations equally.


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