Of the World's population what portion lives in developing countries ?
Correct answer: B. approximately 80%
- A. approximately 35%
- B. approximately 80%
- C. nearly 10 billion people
- D. nearly 1 billion people
Explanation
Developing countries contain roughly four-fifths of the world's population, although the exact share changes with definitions and time. Thus approximately 80 percent is the accepted textbook estimate.
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