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The higher a country’s gross domestic product (GDP), the more likely it is that the country
is wealthy.
is developed.
has high inflation.
has little debt.
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is developed.
Explanation: A higher GDP typically indicates a larger, more productive economy, which is associated with developed countries. (Wealth per person is better measured by GDP per capita; high GDP doesn't imply high inflation or low debt.)
Explanation: A higher GDP typically indicates a larger, more productive economy, which is associated with developed countries. (Wealth per person is better measured by GDP per capita; high GDP doesn't imply high inflation or low debt.)
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