Question

Economically, how do the Pacific island countries differ from Australia and New Zealand?

(1 point)
They have higher GDPs per capita.
They rely more heavily on tourism.
They have more natural resources.
They depend more on agriculture.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

They rely more heavily on tourism and agriculture, as opposed to the more diverse economies of Australia and New Zealand which include industries such as mining, manufacturing, and services. The Pacific island countries also have smaller GDPs per capita compared to Australia and New Zealand. Additionally, they may not have as many natural resources available for exploitation.