Support your claim with solid evidence that is relevant to your topic. You should also include a counterclaim and rebuttal in your work to show the other side's opinion and show why it is wrong
Eastern Europe I think.... not 100% sure
The answer is B: a larger urban population.
One statistic that has functioned steadily as an indicator of the level of industrialization and economic development in countries is the percentage of people living in urban areas, that is to say, people living in cities rather than on rural lands. It is a good indicator because this allows one to infer that the population of such a country is employed not in farming or fishing, but rather in industrial labor, the service industry or forms of human capital exploitation.
