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Unlike developed countries, developing countries have: A. lower life expectancies. B. lower unemployment rates. C. higher per capita GDP. D. higher literacy rates.

Unlike developed countries, developing countries have: A. lower life expectancies. B. lower unemployment rates. C. higher per capita GDP. D. higher literacy rates.
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Unlike developed countries, developing countries have:

A. lower life expectancies.
B. lower unemployment rates.
C. higher per capita GDP.
D. higher literacy rates.

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A

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User Ivan Juarez
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A, it is a developing country so it makes sense for it to have lower life expectancies.
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