Multiple Choice
A developing country, sometimes referred to as a third-world country, is a country
A) that is a low- or middle-income country.
B) that is a low-income country but not a middle-income country.
C) where at least 40% of its population live below the international poverty line.
D) characterized by a higher rate of population growth.
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