Question
Which statements accurately describe Brazil’s current economy?
Choose all correct answers.
Responses
Brazil’s high percentage of college graduates has pushed its economy forward.
Brazil’s high percentage of college graduates has pushed its economy forward.
Brazil has become a world leader in mining, manufacturing, and agriculture.
Brazil has become a world leader in mining, manufacturing, and agriculture.
Despite economic growth, widespread poverty persists.
Despite economic growth, widespread poverty persists.
Brazil lacks the natural resources to maintain its position in the world economy.
Brazil lacks the natural resources to maintain its position in the world economy.
Choose all correct answers.
Responses
Brazil’s high percentage of college graduates has pushed its economy forward.
Brazil’s high percentage of college graduates has pushed its economy forward.
Brazil has become a world leader in mining, manufacturing, and agriculture.
Brazil has become a world leader in mining, manufacturing, and agriculture.
Despite economic growth, widespread poverty persists.
Despite economic growth, widespread poverty persists.
Brazil lacks the natural resources to maintain its position in the world economy.
Brazil lacks the natural resources to maintain its position in the world economy.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The accurate statements that describe Brazil’s current economy are:
1. **Brazil has become a world leader in mining, manufacturing, and agriculture.**
2. **Despite economic growth, widespread poverty persists.**
The other statements about Brazil's high percentage of college graduates and the claim that Brazil lacks natural resources do not accurately reflect the current economic situation. Brazil is known for its abundant natural resources, and while it has a significant number of college graduates, this alone hasn't been the primary factor pushing the economy forward.
1. **Brazil has become a world leader in mining, manufacturing, and agriculture.**
2. **Despite economic growth, widespread poverty persists.**
The other statements about Brazil's high percentage of college graduates and the claim that Brazil lacks natural resources do not accurately reflect the current economic situation. Brazil is known for its abundant natural resources, and while it has a significant number of college graduates, this alone hasn't been the primary factor pushing the economy forward.