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AP Human Geography
Unit 1 – Thinking Geographically
Topic 1.7
What's a common argument against using GDP as a sole measure of regional development?
It always overestimates the level of poverty in a region.
It doesn't account for quality of life or social welfare factors.
It is too complex to calculate accurately for all countries.
It includes income earned by foreign entities within the region.
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AP Human Geography - 1.7 Regional Analysis
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