Zimbabwe and Ethiopia are typical sub-Saharan African countries, with regard to development. This means that __________.
Athey are average with regard to standard of living, income, and life expectancy
Bthey have a very low standard of living, most people live in poverty, and life expectancy is below the world average
Cthey have a high standard of living, most people make a good living, and life expectancy is higher than the world average
Dthey have a high standard of living and average income, but life expectancy is below the world average
Athey are average with regard to standard of living, income, and life expectancy
Bthey have a very low standard of living, most people live in poverty, and life expectancy is below the world average
Cthey have a high standard of living, most people make a good living, and life expectancy is higher than the world average
Dthey have a high standard of living and average income, but life expectancy is below the world average