Question1
Most development economists now seem to agree that the level and rate of growth of GNI and per capita income do not provide sufficient measurements of a country�s development. What is the essence of their argument? Give some examples.
Question2
It is often asserted the educational systems in developing countries, especially in rural areas, are unsuited to the real social and economic needs of development. Do you agree with this statement? Explain your reasoning based on practical examples and development theory.
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