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3) What does The Economist try to say when it refers to the emerging economies?
A. Its roughest time seems to be over.
B. Economies in a number of emerging economies have grown, slowing this change in global wealth.
C. There's nothing to worry about the economies of the emerging economies.
D. Many emerging nations are facing a return to poverty.
4) Which information can be inferred from the number of informal jobs in Brazil and India?
A. Due to informal labor with minimal terms and conditions, employees in Brazil and India may lose income unexpectedly, which contributes significantly to inequality.
Workers in Brazil and India may experience a temporary decrease in income due to the prevalence of long-term positions with a variety of perks, which leads to growing inequality.
BCD Workers in Brazil and India may lose income unexpectedly due to permanent positions with varying benefits, which contributes significantly to inequality.
D. Permanent jobs with different benefits make it possible for workers in Brazil and India to lose their income suddenly, which makes inequality a little bit worse.
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Which of these following answers can be the consequences of economic inequality?
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India is home to almost three-quarters of the world's 1.3 billion poorest people.Some groups in countries are left out of politics, the economy, and social life.
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Some of these developments have resulted in a shift in the location of the world's poorest people.Overall lack of growth in the nation.
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) Why did The Luddites want to destroy the newly installed machinery?
A. They wish to discard that piece of equipment.
They aspired to become a part of the globalization process.
They're doing it for the love of technology, and they'd like to have it in their own home.D. As the Industrial Revolution began, they feared that they would be overtaken by machines.
7) In the last paragraph, what are the differences between well-educated employees and those who have low levels of education?
A. Those with lower levels of education are now allowing technology to take the lead and leaving education in the dust. People with high-level talents, on the other hand, accept the risk of implementing new technologies and hope to see their pay rise in the future.
B. Low-skilled workers love having their jobs mechanized. People with exceptional abilities can leverage modern technology to minimize the value of their education.200Low-educated workers run the risk of having their jobs automated. Those with superior abilities can employ new technologies to maximize the return on their schooling.
Low-skilled people no longer need to learn because workers with higher levels of education have completed all tasks.
