Poverty and Development theories

Which country suggests that the Brandt line is no longer relevant?

• China

• Malawi

• USA

• Australia

The fact that TNCs are usually based in the global north and exploit the global south for cheap labour and resources backs up which of the following? (multiple answers - 2)

• Neo-Liberalism

• Brandt Line (Global North / Global South inequality)

• Dependency Theory

• Classic Liberalism

Which theorist developed World Systems Theory?

• Willi Brandt

• John Maynard Keynes

• Rostow

• Wallerstein

The IMF and World Bank SAP/PRSP policies are reflect which theory?

• Dependency Theory

• Neo-Liberalism

• Colonialism

• World Systems Theory

The DRC exporting of coltan for mobile phones meaning it remains a Low Income Country is an example of what theory?

• World Systems Theory

• Neo-Liberalism

• Colonialism

• Classic development theory

Neo-Liberalists believe in what (check all that apply)

• free markets

• de-regulation

• privatisation

• high levels of government spending

Which of the theories gained dominance in the 1980s and 1990s?

• World Systems Theory

• Dependency Theory

• Classic development theory

• Neo-Liberalism

Which theory promotes capitalism and economic growth as the best way to resolve global poverty?

• Colonialism

• Neo-Liberalism

• World Systems Theory

• Dependency Theory

Which theory suggests there are core, periphery and semi-periphery countries?

• Classic Development Theory

• Neo-Liberalism

• Dependency Theory

• World Systems Theory

Which theories don't take into account that some countries, such as China, have rapidly developed in the past 20 years? (tick all that apply)

• Colonialism

• Brandt Line

• Dependency theory

• Neo-Liberalism