Economic Development in Historical Perspective
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Explanation
The four most populous countries in 2010 included China, India, Indonesia, and Brazil, making option B the correct choice. Other options list countries that do not all belong to the top five by population at that time.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.What does the acronym ASEAN stand for?
- 2.Which pair of nations continues to follow the Soviet-style communist development framework?
- 3.Since the 1960s, which pair of countries has consistently achieved an annual real per capita growth rate exceeding 7%?
- 4.What is the primary reason that modern economic growth has predominantly occurred in Western nations?
- 5.Over 70% of the world's fastest-growing populations are found in which country?
- 6.What is the term for South Korea's large family-controlled business groups similar to Japan's keiretsu?
- 7.What does the term 'Keiretsu' signify?
- 8.According to the 1993 World Bank report 'The East Asian Miracle,' eight Asian economies were recognized for their exceptional performance. Which of the following countries is excluded from this list?
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