Economically, how do the Pacific Island countries differ from Australia and New Zealand? (1 point) Responses. They have higher GDPs per capita. They rely more heavily on tourism. They have more natural resources. They depend more on agriculture.

Answer 1

The Pacific Island countries differ from Australia and New Zealand primarily in that they rely more heavily on tourism. While Australia and New Zealand have diversified economies with various sectors contributing to their GDPs, many Pacific Island nations depend significantly on the tourism sector for their economic activity, as their natural beauty and unique cultures attract visitors.