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How does a country's literacy rate affect its standard of living?(1 point)
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It has no effect on the standard of living.
It has no effect on the standard of living.

The higher the literacy rate a country has, the higher the standard of living for its people.
The higher the literacy rate a country has, the higher the standard of living for its people.

The higher the literacy rate a country has, the lower the standard of living.
The higher the literacy rate a country has, the lower the standard of living.

The lower the literacy rate a country has, the higher the standard of living for its people.

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Using this chart, which statement is TRUE of the correlation between a country's capital investment and their Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

(1 point)
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Kenya's capital investment is less than Nigeria's, but their GDPs are the same.
Kenya's capital investment is less than Nigeria's, but their GDPs are the same.

South Africa's capital investment per person is less than Nigeria's, but South Africa's GDP is higher.
South Africa's capital investment per person is less than Nigeria's, but South Africa's GDP is higher.

The more capital investment a country invests per person, the higher it's GDP is.
The more capital investment a country invests per person, the higher it's GDP is.

The captial investment per person in Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa does not affect their GDPs.
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Review the chart. Which three countries boast petroleum as its top export?

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Lybia, South Sudan, Congo
Lybia, South Sudan, Congo

Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa
Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa

Congo, Nigeria, Zambia
Congo, Nigeria, Zambia


Somalia, Chad, Lybia
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The higher the literacy rate a country has, the higher the standard of living for its people.
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The more capital investment a country invests per person, the higher its GDP is.
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Lybia, South Sudan, Congo
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