The amount of gasoline used by each person generally increases with per capita land consumption. However, this graph shows that gasoline consumption is much lower in Australia than in the United States. Why is this the case?
A) Australia has a better road system.
B) Australia has better public transportation.
C) Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere.
D) Australia is a smaller country.
E) Australia has fewer major cities.
Question 2
Provide a synthesis of core-periphery relationships during industrial colonialism.
What will be an ideal response?
Gasoline prices
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The number of words correctly completed in the New York Times crossword puzzle increases with age ...
The inequality of per capita emissions between the developed world and the developing world
Value of Work versus GDP per Capita
Average Years of Schooling versus GDP per Capita