Considering industrial structures, the economies that are large exporters of manufactured products or services are classified as?
Correct answer: D. industrial economies
- A. raw material exporting economies
- B. subsistence economies
- C. emerging economies
- D. industrial economies
Explanation
Industrial economies have advanced manufacturing and service sectors and are major exporters of manufactured goods or services. Emerging economies are developing industrial capacity but are not defined by the same level of exports.
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