Theory of balanced growths

Big push theory

Theory of unbalanced growth

None of the above

Is characterised by the co-existence of unutilised or underutilised manpower on the one hand and of unexploited natural resources on the other

Has low per capita real income when compared with the per capita real income of the USA. Canada, Australia and Western Europe

Has good potential prospects for using more capital or labour, to support its present popula- tion at higher standard of living

Those which compared to the advanced countries are under-equipped with capital in relation to their population and natural resources

Promotion of education

Promotion of health services

Health and adequate diet promotion

All of the above

Capital formation

Human capital formation

Both of the above

None of the above

Follows the take-off

Comes before the take-off

Completes the development process

Starts the development process

Diversion of savings to productive uses

Foreign capital

 Internal savings

All of the above

The preconditions of take-off period 

The drive to maturity period

The take-off stage

The high mass consumption stage

Population growth

Social backwardness

Supply of and demand for capital

All of the above

Percentage of their population engaged in agriculture is generally very high

Technological dualism prevails

The capital-labour ratio is low

All of the above

Only III

II and III are correct

I and III are correct

Only I