The video explores why high growth rates in developing economies do not always translate into development. It identifies barriers such as poor infrastructure, weak institutions, and ineffective financial sectors. Strategies to overcome these barriers include market-operated and interventionist approaches. The Human Development Index is highlighted as a comprehensive tool for measuring development across education, health, and living standards.

Why is economic growth not always indicative of development in emerging economies?

• Because growth is only measured by GDP.

• Because growth does not address underlying social issues.

• Because growth leads to environmental degradation.

• Because growth is always accompanied by inflation.

What is a key feature of sustainable economic growth?

• Rapid depletion of natural resources

• High levels of national debt

• A positive shift in the LRAS curve

• Increased inequality

What is a common issue faced by developing economies that hinders development?

• Overdeveloped transportation networks

• Abundant natural resources

• Excessive technological advancement

• Poor institutional frameworks

Which strategy focuses on improving market efficiency in developing countries?

• Isolationist strategies

• Protectionist strategies

• Market-operated strategies

• Interventionist strategies

What does the Human Development Index measure?

• Education, health, and living standards

• The political stability of a country

• The military strength of a nation

• Only the economic growth of a country