Explanation

Developing economies are more likely to experience restrictions on international trade and flows of capital compared to developed economies. This is because:

• Developing countries often implement protectionist policies to shield domestic industries from foreign competition
• They may impose capital controls to manage currency stability and prevent capital flight
• Trade barriers and restrictions on capital flows are common features in many developing economies

While some developing economies may have high savings rates or policies encouraging entrepreneurship, these are not consistently characteristic features across developing economies. The tendency toward trade and capital restrictions is more systematic.

Correct Answer: C