1. Briefly discuss Sen's capability approach

2. Discuss the three core values of development

3. Without using a diagram, discuss the Lewis theory of development

4. Explain the Neoclassical counterrevolution and market fundamentalism

5. The international-dependence revolution views development as negatively affected by institutional, political and economic rigidities. Discuss the three international-dependence models.

6. Developing countries that aim to reduce poverty and excessive income inequality need to know how best to achieve their aims. Discuss policy interventions that developing countries can use to reduce poverty and inequality

7. Discuss the different types of indicators that can be used to measure the level of development of a country

8. Briefly discuss the relationship between the age structure and the dependency burden of a country

9. Simon Kuznets hypothesised an "inverted U-shaped" relationship between per capita income and inequality, with the latter being measured by the Gini coefficient. Use a graph to sketch and explain the Kuznets hypothesis

10. The informal sector is becoming a large part of urban economy. Discuss both positive and the negative aspects of the informal labour market, and the role that women play in the informal sector

11. Discuss in depth the role of women in the agricultural sector.

12. Highlight and discuss the problems of global warming and climate change

13. Barclays Plc bought a stake for R120b in Absa in 2012, and in 2016, the British bank announced that it would be disinvesting from its African subsidiary. Summarise arguments for and against the role and effect of private foreign direct investment in South Africa.

14. Explain the role of NGOs and discuss the seven most important potential areas of comparative advantage of NGOs

15. Discuss the three stages of the demographic transition occurring in developing countries