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A. Developing nations are characterized by low income, high birth rates, high infant mortality, and economies still within an agrarian or early industrial mode of production.

Zielflug [23.3K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Developed nations have a higher per capita income than developing nations

Explanation:

Developing countries, regardless of whether they are in the way of ending up completely grew, still come up short on certain characteristics, for example, having a high for each capita pay, and lower birth rate, infant mortality and others.

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