Human Development

Adam Smith

Ricardo

J.S. Mill

Malthus

The form of government

The legal system

Standards of education and health

All the above

Paid no attention to the issue of underdevelopment

Paid great attention to the issue of underdevelopment

Emphasized that capitalism was respobsible for underdevelopment

None of the above

More capital

More labour

More available natural resources

All the above

Marx

Ricardo

Adam Smith

None of the above

Removing underdevelopment

Encouraging underdevelopment

Maintaining status quo

Effected underdevelopment in no way

Could be measured with industrialisation:

And industrialisation were opposed to each other

And industrialisation should be delinked from each other

Could not be measured with industrialisation

It underestimated the possibility of technological progress

It failed to adequately analyze the problem of maintaining aggregate demand

It attached too much importance to the role of technology in development

None of the above

This approach is too narrow

This approach is too wide

It fails to appreciate the importance of political stability

It fails to appreciate the importance of attitude of people in development processes

Has clearly been defined

Has no clear definition

Can be defined but no attempt has been made

None of above