Suppose that world average levels of GDP per capita and satisfaction are 10,000 and 5, respectively. Assume countries C and D are relatively rich and have the same income. C has relatively high levels of satisfaction, but D has relatively low levels of satisfaction. Using the point tool, plot and label points representing these countries

Suppose that world average levels of GDP per capita and satisfaction are 10,000 and 5, respectively. Assume countries C and D are relatively rich and have the same income. C has relatively high levels of satisfaction, but D has relatively low levels of satisfaction. Using the point tool, plot and label points representing these countries

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Chapter20: Growth And Less Developed Countries

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