Multiple Choice
The World Bank, an international organization designed to support economic development, classifies countries according to their levels of per capita gross national income. Countries with per capita incomes of more than $936 but less than $11,455 in 2007 were classified as
A) less-developed countries.
B) transitional countries.
C) developing countries.
D) middle-income countries.
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