Question

Let’s say the average GDP per capita for the world’s countries is $10,500. The GDP per capita of Country B is $10,000. The majority of the workforce is in tertiary-sector jobs.

What is most likely about Country B’s economic development?
A.
Country B has a developed economy.
B.
Country B has a developing economy.
C.
Country B has a least-developed economy.
D.
We can tell nothing about the economic development of Country B.

Answer 1

The answer is B

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The most likely about Country B’s economic development is:

C. Country B has a least-developed economy.

Step-by-step explanation:

Taking into account the information given, the GDP of the country B is less than the world average, but its difference is just $500, reason why couldn't say that the country B has a developing economy which is characterized by GDP actually low, other reason of this is that its workforce is in the tertiary-sector jobs, while a country with a developing economy has a big part of his workforce in the primary-sector.