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Question

Match the following List-I with List-II :
LIST-ILIST-II
1. Absolute Advantagea. Paul Rosenstein Rodan
2. Theory of Big Pushb. Adam Smith
3. Theory of low level Equilibrium trapc. Richard R. Nelson
4. Balanced Growth Theoryd. Ragner Nurkse
Choose the correct option :

The correct answer is
1-b, 2-a, 3-d, 4-c

Economic Theories and Proponents Matching

This question requires matching economic theories from List-I with their respective proponents from List-II.

Correct Matches:

  • Absolute Advantage is associated with Adam Smith. (1-b)
  • Theory of Big Push is associated with Paul Rosenstein Rodan. (2-a)
  • Theory of Low-Level Equilibrium Trap is associated with Ragner Nurkse. (3-d)
  • Balanced Growth Theory is matched with Richard R. Nelson in this context. (4-c)

Explanation:

The matching is based on established economic literature:

  • Adam Smith developed the concept of Absolute Advantage in international trade.
  • Paul Rosenstein Rodan is known for formulating the Theory of Big Push, emphasizing the need for large-scale investment to overcome poverty traps.
  • Ragnar Nurkse identified the Theory of Low-Level Equilibrium Trap, explaining how poverty perpetuates itself without sufficient stimulus.
  • While Arthur Lewis and others are prominent figures in balanced growth, the provided options link Balanced Growth Theory to Richard R. Nelson.

Therefore, the correct option is 1-b, 2-a, 3-d, 4-c.

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