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The most important reason why two countries that have the same GDP can have vastly different standards of living is because of

a. population size.
b. income distribution.
c. access to health care.
d. access to consumer goods.

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population size  cause it wright
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User Mark Leiber
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Answer:

A.

Step-by-step explanation:

Countries with the same GDP can have different standards of living because of the differences in population size. A less populated country can have the same GDP as a more populated and the less populated one will have a much better living standard because the inequalities will be reduced when comparing to a bigger country.

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