Question
Economically, how do the Pacific island countries differ from Australia and New Zealand?
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Responses
They have higher GDPs per capita.
They have higher GDPs per capita.
They rely more heavily on tourism.
They rely more heavily on tourism.
They have more natural resources.
They have more natural resources.
They depend more on agriculture.
They depend more on agriculture.
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The most accurate response to how the Pacific island countries differ economically from Australia and New Zealand is:
They rely more heavily on tourism.
While both Australia and New Zealand have significant tourism sectors, the economies of many Pacific island countries are more heavily dependent on tourism as a primary source of income.
