Table 5-3Population$4,800,000 million 127 million7.2 million$9,800,000 million 280 millionCountry Nominal GDPAB$240,000 millionRefer to Table 5-3. On the basis of the information in the table, which list below contains the correct ordering of GDPper person (from highest to lowest)?С, А, ВС. В, АОА, В, СO A, C, B

Given: Country Nominal GDP (million $) Population (million) A 48,00,000 127 B 2,40,000 7.2…

Table 5-3 Population $4,800,000 million 127 million 7.2 million Country Nominal GDP A $240,000 million $9,800,000 million 280 million B Refer to Table 5-3. On the basis of the information in the table, which list below contains the correct ordering of GDP per person (from highest to lowest)? O C, A, B О С. В, А О А, В, С O A, C, B

Table 5-3 Population $4,800,000 million 127 million 7.2 million Country Nominal GDP A $240,000 million $9,800,000 million 280 million B Refer to Table 5-3. On the basis of the information in the table, which list below contains the correct ordering of GDP per person (from highest to lowest)? O C, A, B О С. В, А О А, В, С O A, C, B

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