Given the data in the chart, which of the following statements is true?

a. Australia is more developed than the United States.

b. China and Ecuador are more developed than Australia.

c. India and Namibia are less developed than Russia.

d. The United States is less developed than India.

Even without the mentioned chart, you call tell that answer C is correct: India and Namibia are less developed than Russia, because all other statements are false.

To support this claim, let us look at some of the measures commonly used to determine a country's level of development. These values are all from 2018.

Gross National Product and Gross Domestic Product per capita. GNP in Russia was $10,230 per capita, against $2,020 for India and $5,220 for Namibia. GDP per capita was $11,289 in Russia, $2,010 in India and $5,931 in Namibia. Urbanization. The urban population as a percentage of the total population was 34% in India, 50% in Namibia, and 74% in Russia. Consumption per capita. Households' final consumption expenditure per capita was $1,189 in India, $4,876 in Namibia, and $6,203 in Russia. Literacy rate. The percentage of literate adults aged 15 and older was 100 in Russia, 74 in India and 88 in Namibia.

In all these indicators, Russia performs better than India and Namibia, which leads us to affirm that Russia is more developed than India and Namibia.