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In contrast to the more affluent nations of North America and Western Europe, many less developed countries:
a.   are nearly all postindustrial societies.
b.   have more industrial jobs per capita, and little in the way of service economies
c.   are more diverse in regard to governance, levels of income and urbanization, occupational structure, and ethnicity.
d.   uniformly differ in regard to traditional and survival value systems

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