Please answer following 1-10 Multiple choice question below and there are two question has more that one answers (Part A: Q5 and Part B: Q1)

Part A: Power, Identities and Narratives

Question 1 In this module, we have analysed the study of Edward Miguel on public goods (such as water wells) in Kenya and Tanzania. Which of the following statements better reflects the conclusion of this study? Select the correct answer. O Public goods are better managed in ethnically diverse villages of Kenya compared to ethnically homogenous villages of Tanzania )Public goods are better managed in ethnically diverse villages of Tanzania compared to ethnically homogenous villages of Tanzania Public goods are better managed in ethnically diverse villages of Tanzania compared to ethnically diverse villages of Kenya.Question 2 In standard economic mooelsr utility is characterised by "diminishing returns\". Look at the diagrams below and choose the one which represents this assumption? Utility Utility Utility Good: Good: Wages A B C Select the correct answer. Question 3 Which of the following is an example of Bayesian updating: Select the correct answer. 0 During my driving lessons] I learnt that it is forbidden to drive faster than 60 miles per hour. I therefore adapted my driving behaviour. 0 In the past, I used to drive very fast as my friends thought it was a cooi thing to do. lam now a lawyer, and in my new network, the norm is to respect the law. I therefore adapted my driving behaviour accordingly. 0 Many of my beers have recently been arrested by the police because of speeding. I therefore updated my beliefs as well as my driving behaviour. Question 4 Which statement is correct? Select the correct answer. People get peer esteem by challenging the norms of their network. People get self esteem by internalising and complying with the norms of their network. O People get self esteem by complying with the narratives that are spread in their network.Question 5 President Nyerere used a combination of policies to foster a common identity in Tanzania. Which three of the following policies did he implement? Select ALL the correct options. I: He promoted economic reforms that encouraged economic growth. He promoted Kiswahili as the national language. He decentralised political institutions to match with sub-national identities. He imposed a rule that civil servants could not work in their region of origin. He rejected multi-partyr democracy, out instituted a rotating leadership of the single national party between the Christian and Muslim communities. Question 1 According to Adam Smith, what are the two key foundations of economic growth? Select ALL the correct options. Economies of scale Connectivity Specialisation (division of labour) A common identity InterdependencyQuestion 2 In low-density cities with inefficient transport infrastructure (e.g. Dar es Salaam), shops are: Select the correct answer. O Located in the city centre Small and spread out O Clustered in big mallsQuestion 3 In law-density cities with highly efficient transport infrastructure leg. Lcs Angelesl, shops are: Select the correct answer. 0 Located in the city centre 0 Small and spread out O Clustered in big mails Question 4 What is the best way to finance public investment that increases connectivity in cities? Select the correct answer. O A tax on cars, to mitigate the resulting increase in pollution O A tax on land, as landowners will benefit from higher land prices without doing anything O A value added tax, as trade will increase thanks to improved connectivityQuestion 5 Modern industries are characterised by interdependency and clustering. To encourage such industries in developing countries. pioneer investment is needed. ll.I'1.ii'tirch statement is true? Select the correct answer. Q Because it is the first, the pioneer investor benefits from economies of scale and clustering. O The pioneer investor generates benefits for others, but is not compensated for those benefits. Without subsidies, there won't be enough pioneer investors. O Because of interdependency, the pioneer investor has the incentive to block access to other firms in order to remain the sole economic actor