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14 The Big Mac Index

15 How does a big mac show development?

16 1.Botswana 2.France 3.Saudi Arabia 4.Ecuador 5.China 6.South Africa 7.India 8.Uganda 9.Rwanda 10.Norway 11.Thailand 12.Brazil Put these nations in order of development from the most to the least developed.

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20 Cost of living… (3) Oslo/Norway (1) Tokyo/Japan (8) Reykjavik/Iceland (2) Osaka/Japan (4) Paris/France (5) Copenhagen/Denmark (7) London/Britain (6) Zurich/Switzerland (8) Geneva/Switzerland (10) Helsinki/Finland

21 GDP per capita (US$) Norway 48,412 Botswana 4,372 France 29,410 Brazil 2,788 Rwanda195 Thailand 2,305 Uganda 249 Saudi Arabia 9,532 Ecuador 2,091 China 1,100 South Africa 3,489 India 564 Rank these countries in order of economic development…

22 Social Measures

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