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One important measure of poverty used by the UN is the percentage of people in a country living on less than ____ dollars a day.
 
  A) 2
  B) 10
  C) 20
  D) 50
  E) 100


Middle-income countries that produce secondary products are considered
 
  A) core.
  B) developed.
  C) industrialized.
  D) periphery.
  E) semi-periphery.


The second largest economy in the world as measured by gross domestic product (NOT per capita) belongs to
 
  A) China.
  B) Germany.
  C) India.
  D) Japan.
  E) the United States.


According to world systems theory, the three types of states in the international system are
 
  A) capitalist, communist, and mercantilist.
  B) central, mid-level, and outsider.
  C) core, periphery, and semi-periphery.
  D) developed, developing, and failed.
  E) first world, second world, and third world.


When calculating gross domestic product per capita we divide by a country's
 
  A) average income.
  B) number of factories.
  C) population.
  D) square mileage.
  E) total metric tons of resources.
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