True or False only. Please answer all.

26. It is not wise to impose on developing countries the models of development that worked well in more developed countries.

27. It is impossible for a developed country to experience recession or slowing down of the economy.*

28. The government's role in development is primarily the imposition of taxes and spending these taxes for their constituents.*

29. The development process of a country must be worked within the context of its social system.*

30. Resolving problems in an economy comes first before achieving development.*

31. Development as a goal and as a process is universal.*

32. Institutions play a crucial role in the macro and micro perspectives of the development process.*

33. The rules of the game in an economic life is both formal and informal.*

34. The growth rate in a nation's GNP or GDP is a direct and absolute indicator of reduction of poverty.*

35. When development is approached from a capability perspective, it is measured in what a person can be and can do given the commodities and resources he has at his disposal.*

36. Disparities in the development of individual persons are generally attributable to personal differences.*

37. The poverty currently experienced in the Philippines may be attributed to its adverse geography.*

38. The poverty currently experienced in the Philippines may be attributed to its adverse geography.*

39. When development is measured in terms of well-being, then its assessment is subjective rather than objective.*

40. Freedom from servitude includes freedom from forces of ignorance and misery.*

41. All nations that are considered as developing converge in terms of how their people experience poverty.*

42. Poverty in developing nations are caused by internal and external factors.*

43. Land reform as a means of redistribution of wealth assures equality between and among stakeholders of agriculture.*

44. The technological development of a nation may be reflected in the total number of physical goods that it has produced for use in the production of other goods.*

45. The change in a nation's capital stock reflects both technological depreciation and innovation.*

46. Among developing countries and within each country there is diversity within commonality.*

47. Ethnic fragmentation as a characteristic of developing nations is synonymous to religious conflict.*

48. Climate is a factor in differentiating developing and developed countries.*

49. Utility is a traditional measure of development.*

50. The experience of underdevelopment has temporal as well as spatial context.*