Why might there be such a large difference in the per capita GDP of these specific countries of Southwest Asia (the Middle East) and North Africa?

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A foreign invasions
A foreign invasions

B environmental disasters
B environmental disasters

C limited waterways
C limited waterways

D access to oil fields

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D access to oil fields

The presence of oil fields in certain countries in Southwest Asia and North Africa can significantly boost their GDP, as oil is a valuable natural resource that can be exported for profit. Countries with limited access to oil fields may not have the same economic advantages, leading to disparities in per capita GDP.
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