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What level of economic development is described by each of the following statements?


Select H for High-income nations..


Select L for Low-income nations..


Select M for Middle-income nations..


economy based on advanced technology and factories


health care and educational opportunities readily available


home to seventy percent of the world's population


little industry or technology


two-thirds of the people live in cities and earn their incomes from industry


very high population density

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MsGinnyWeasley

economy based on advanced technology and factories == H 

health care and educational opportunities readily available == H 

home to seventy percent of the world's population == M 

little industry or technology == L 

two-thirds of the people live in cities and earn their incomes from industry == M

very high population density == L

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Ms.Weasley

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GeoPanther

The correct answers are:

- Economy based on advanced technologies and factories - H

- Health care and educational opportunities readily available - H

- Home to seventy percent of the world population - M

- Little industry or technology - L

- Two thirds of the people live in cities and earn their incomes from industry - M

- Very high population density - L

High-income nations are the nations were the technology is on a high level and there's constant new inventions, the industries are very strong, big portion of the people work in the tertiary and quaternary job sectors, and the public institutions are on a high level and are available to everyone.

Middle-income nations are the ones that are in a transitional phase, where the technology used and industries are little outdated by the new ones, most of the people work in the industries, and very often they are economically and politically centralized.

Low-income nations are the ones that are at the bottom, where there's little to no technology, people usually work in agriculture, there's big poverty and unemployment, and public services are on a very low level and often can be used only by individuals from the upper classes.

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