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| 2. | is the services and facilities nacessary for an economy to function. |
| 4. | is derived from the savings of the countries citizens. |
| 5. | an external investment originates from other countries. |
| 6. | the largest provider of development assistence. |
| 7. | is the process by which a nation improves the well-being of its people |
| 8. | are those nations with a higher level of material well-being. |
| 10. | is the sale or transfer of government-owned businessed to individuals. |
| 11. | is an agreement between a debtor nation and the IMF. |
| 14. | suitable for producing crops. |
| 15. | A policy of political "openess". Introduced into the Soviet Union in the late 1980's |
| 17. | is the average expected life span of an individual. |
| 18. | involves lenghtening the time of debt repayment and forgiving, or dismissing, part of the loan. |
| 19. | is the increase in a country's population in a given year. |
| 21. | level of farming which a person raise only enough food to feed his/her family. |
| 22. | A plan for gradual change from a centrally planned system to free enterprise. |
| 23. | is the proportion of the population over the age 15 that can read and write. |
| 24. | is the extensive organization of an economy for the purpose of manufacture. |
| 25. | a system of values that gives central importance to work. |
| 26. | are those nations with a lower level of material well-being. |
| 27. | to stabilize international exchange rates.(IMF) |
| 28. | is dedicated to the elimination of povery through development.(UNDP) |
| 29. | the production of small consumer goods. |
