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Which statement BEST characterizes the economies of most Latin American countries?
A.
People are able to freely start businesses and earn profits.
B.
The middle class is growing in both wealth and power.
C.
Wealth is UNEVENLY distributed among the population.
D.
Exportation of manufactured goods drives foreign trade.
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C. Wealth is UNEVENLY distributed among the population.
Most Latin American countries have high levels of income and wealth inequality (large gaps between a small wealthy elite and a large poor/working-class population). Options A and D are generally not true for the region as a whole (many economies face barriers to entrepreneurship and rely more on raw-material/commodity exports than manufactured goods), and B is not universally true.
Most Latin American countries have high levels of income and wealth inequality (large gaps between a small wealthy elite and a large poor/working-class population). Options A and D are generally not true for the region as a whole (many economies face barriers to entrepreneurship and rely more on raw-material/commodity exports than manufactured goods), and B is not universally true.
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