Which of the following statements is true of a nation's economy? Select all that apply.

Normally, the higher the literacy rate, the more economically successful a country will be.

The lower the literacy rate, the lower the GDP.

The higher the literacy rate, the higher the GDP.

The higher the GDP, the lower the literacy rate.

The literacy rate is not a factor in the economic success of a country.

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Chloe Roman

31 May, 23:11

Which of the following statements is true of a nation's economy? Select all that apply.

Normally, the higher the literacy rate, the more economically successful a country will be.

The lower the literacy rate, the lower the GDP.

The higher the literacy rate, the higher the GDP.

The higher the GDP, the lower the literacy rate.

The literacy rate is not a factor in the economic success of a country.

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Elvis Campos · Answer 1

1. Normally, the higher the literacy rate, the more economically successful a country will be.

2. The lower the literacy rate, the lower the GDP.

3. The higher the literacy rate, the higher the GDP.

Explanation:

The more successful the country is, the more educated the workers in that country are, thus they have more specialization.