Answer the following question.

27. Joseph, a third year economics student, gives a speech about the ways to alleviate poverty. If Joseph's thoughts in this matter are aligned with the views of economist Dambisa Moyo, which of the following arguments will Joseph support? A. Poverty-stricken countries can be lifted using the funds provided by developed countries. B. Foreign aid is completely utilized to develop infrastructure for the poor. C. Foreign aid creates a natural, healthy reliance on foreign donors. D. Foreign aid is a waste of resources when it is used to alleviate poverty. 28. Madison attends a conference that discusses the importance of foreign aid in alleviating poverty. She listens to various speakers arguing for and against the need for foreign aid in alleviating poverty. If Madison's views are aligned with the views of economist Dambisa Moyo, Madison will most likely support: A. Paula, who argues that foreign aid promotes innovation in those countries that receive it. B. Cindy, who argues that foreign aid is completely utilized to develop infrastructure for the poor. C. Ruby, who argues that infusion of foreign aid creates an unnatural reliance on foreign donors. D. Jessica, who argues that the more foreign aid is poured into a poverty-stricken country, the faster it can move out of the poverty trap. 29. The Corporate United Front is an aid agency that is collectively owned by 100 corporate firms. The agency was established to provide aid to poverty-stricken countries. In this scenario, it can be said that The Corporate United Front is a A. transnational aid agency B. multilateral aid agency C. multinational agency D. government agency 33. In the context of communication technologies, which of the following is a difference between Japan and the United States? A. Unlike the United States, Japan has lower level of access to the Internet. B. Unlike Japan, the United States primarily relies on fiber optic networks. C. Unlike the United States, Japan primarily relies on DSL and cable. D. Unlike in the United States, almost half of the Japanese people have more than one broadband subscription