Which two countries have enjoyed a real per capita growth rate of more than 7% yearly since the 1960s ?
Correct answer: D. Taiwan and South Korea
- A. Ghana and Mexico
- B. Canada and the United States
- C. Sierra Leone and Nigeria
- D. Taiwan and South Korea
Explanation
Taiwan and South Korea achieved exceptionally rapid sustained growth, often called the East Asian miracle, with real per-capita growth exceeding 7 percent annually over the stated period. The other pairs did not sustain comparable rates.
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