Question

Q.1.Describe and comment on any 2 of the following education-development relationships in 250 words each:

a. Education and economic growth: Does education promote growth? How?

b. Education, inequality, and poverty: Do educational systems typical of most developing countries tend to reduce, exacerbate, or have no effect on inequality and poverty? Explain with specific reference to a country with which you are familiar or investigate.

c. Education and migration: Does education stimulate rural-urban migration? Why?

d. Education and fertility: Does the education of women tend to reduce their fertility? Why?

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Answer 1

SOLUTON - (A) Education and economic growth is hand  on hand. Yes its absolutly correct  that education promote growth. Education play a very huge role for econamy growth. If people are more educate so they decrease their birth rate and its directly affect their slow population growth .So if any country small population so they fous innovation and technology growth and its directly affect their country economy social growth . Eduaction is nothing but awarness if poeople are aware so they can rigth decison in any field.Lets example of two country china per capita is (2500) and india per capita is (600). Both country is same in 1990. But china pepole educate their peolpe and upgrate thier skill  but in india not. Every big company like Apple to TV  outsource their work from china and build manufacture in china as a result china become so rich in country in every area.

SOLUTON - (D) Yes its nessary to educate of women tend to reduce their fertility. If women are educate so they try search a job in outside rather than staying a home and birth a child.If women are education so they get long time to fertilty because they focus on their job.women education directly impact their family life. If women are educate so they handle their childern health in a best way and improve thier lifstyle and socail growth and countyr growth simultancy.