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rosijanka [135]
4 years ago
12

"UN accepts Bhutan's graduation

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1 answer:
nexus9112 [7]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

an Evi score of 32 or below

Explanation:

in 40-euro cents.

d. The 60% of the rise in the

disposable income goes to

consumption

= All of the abovein 40-euro cents.

d. The 60% of the rise in the

disposable income goes to

consumption

= All of the above

an Evi score of 32 or belowin 40-euro cents.

d. The 60% of the rise in the

disposable income goes to

consumption

= All of the abovein 40-euro cents.

d. The 60% of the rise in the

disposable income goes to

consumption

= All of the abovein 40-euro cents.

d. The 60% of the rise in the

disposable income goes to

consumption

= All of the abovein 40-euro cents.

d. The 60% of the rise in the

disposable income goes to

consumption

= All of the above

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