The Linear Conception of Development
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How was development construed in the early MT?

  • As a random and unpredictable process
  • As a linear process with no identifiable stages
  • As a cyclical process without any progress
  • As an evolutionary process with identifiable stages (correct)

    • Who famously predicted that the more developed country shows the less developed the image of its own future?

  • Friedrich Hayek
  • Karl Marx (correct)
  • John Keynes
  • Adam Smith

    • What did early modernization theorists envisage as the foundation for economic development?

  • Technological stagnation
  • Service sector growth
  • Agriculture
  • Industrialization (correct)

    • What did modernisation theorists believe about the experience of the modernized West?

    <p>It was about to be repeated in the newly independent states</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was modernization theorists' view on other societies' beginning of modernization?

    <p>'Beginning modernization from industrialization'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does economic development lay the foundation for?

    <p>Social development, such as urbanization and mass education</p> Signup and view all the answers

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