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Question 56

The Prebisch-Singer hypothesis states that primary commodity-dependent developing nations face a long-run structural decline in their terms of trade. Which of the following relationships between the income elasticity of demand for primary commodities ( $YED_p$ ) and manufactured goods ( $YED_m$ ) provides the theoretical foundation for this hypothesis?

$0 < YED_p < 1$ and $YED_m > 1$

$YED_p > 1$ and $0 < YED_m < 1$

$YED_p < 0$ and $YED_m > 1$

$YED_p > 1$ and $YED_m > 1$

Economic policy objectives

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Question 56

The Prebisch-Singer hypothesis states that primary commodity-dependent developing nations face a long-run structural decline in their terms of trade. Which of the following relationships between the income elasticity of demand for primary commodities ( $YED_p$ ) and manufactured goods ( $YED_m$ ) provides the theoretical foundation for this hypothesis?

$0 < YED_p < 1$ and $YED_m > 1$

$YED_p > 1$ and $0 < YED_m < 1$

$YED_p < 0$ and $YED_m > 1$

$YED_p > 1$ and $YED_m > 1$

Economic policy objectives

Question 56

Economic policy objectives Questions

Economic policy objectives

Question 56

Economic policy objectives Questions