In 2005, the lowest per capita GDP figures were seen in: a. Transition countries (Central and...
In 2005, the lowest per capita GDP figures were seen in:
a. Transition countries (Central and Eastern European
and Central Asian countries).
b. Latin America.
c. East Asia.
d. Arab States
Please explain. Thanks!
Homework Answers
Option (d).
In 2005, per capita GDP was:
$4,276.0 (Transition countries)
$5,098.9 (Latin America)
$4,829.3 (East Asia and Pacific)
$3,747.3 (Arab countries)
Source: World Bank database.
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