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20 of 2020 of 20 Items
united Arab Emirates = 43100
Kuwait = 32370
iran = 6900
jordan = 4280
Sudan = 595
Question
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?
(1 point)
Responses
A foreign invasions
A foreign invasions
B environmental disasters
B environmental disasters
C limited waterways
C limited waterways
D access to oil fields
D access to oil fields
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The large difference in the per capita GDP of these countries can primarily be attributed to:
**D access to oil fields**
Countries like the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have significant oil reserves, which greatly contribute to their GDP. In contrast, countries such as Iran, Jordan, and Sudan may have less access to oil resources or rely on agriculture and other industries that do not generate as high a GDP per capita.
**D access to oil fields**
Countries like the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have significant oil reserves, which greatly contribute to their GDP. In contrast, countries such as Iran, Jordan, and Sudan may have less access to oil resources or rely on agriculture and other industries that do not generate as high a GDP per capita.
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