True or false only. Please answer all.

1. Development is experienced in quantitative and qualitative terms.*

2. Economic development is a multi-dimensional phenomenon.*

3. The extent of poverty in a nation is a result of its failure to put in place economic activities in the right degree and combination.

4. Assessing state of poverty among nations requires the use of common bases of measurement.*

5. Research reveals that happiness is liked to income earned.*

6. Development is the process of improving the quality of all human lives and inadequacies.*

7. Freedom from servitude is a manifestation of economic development.*

8. Research supports the proposition that women like men could make the biggest impact on development.*

9. Developing countries are characterized by lower levels of living and productivity as well as higher levels of inequality and absolute poverty.*

10. It is very difficult to predict when is the quality of life in developing countries likely to be like that of more developed countries.*

11. In the formation of the capital of a country, taxes, savings, investment and foreign debt could be considered as to sustain it.*

12. It is always the case that when a nation has stable capital formation, economic development is an inevitable consequence.*

13. The presence of savings and the absence of international debt of a nation are indicative of its high economic development.*

14. High rural to urban migration is indicative of unequal distribution of opportunities and wealth in a country.*

15. The analysis of the economic development process of a nation is devoid of political context.*

16. Anything that has something to do with development has nothing to do with government.*

17. The ultimate goal of economic development is to secure a future where no country shall be left behind.*

18. Development may involve the reorganization and reorientation of an entire economic system.*

19. Traditionally, the unfolding of development was thought of as sequential and linear.*

20. When a country is able to maintain savings, it could develop faster.*

21. Because of the unique economic condition of each country, it is likely that they will follow the same stages of development.*

22. Lewis posits that structural transformation is required for a subsistence economy.*

23. The Lewis model of development takes into account the effect of culture in the development of a country.*

24. When there is capital accumulation, changes in economic structure is needed.*

25. Research supports the fact that the colonial past of a country can has an impact on the development of a nation.*