Multiple Choice
Compared to middle- and high- income countries, low-income countries are often characterized by
A) higher rates of population growth.
B) greater government control by large, relatively poor groups.
C) a smaller share of income used for consumption.
D) a smaller proportion of the labor force in agriculture.
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