Developing countries have different institutional priorities than developed countries for all of the following reasons except that they:
A)have dual economies, unlike developed countries.
B)have more socially-minded leaders than developed countries.
C)have weaker financial institutions than developed countries.
D)lack the institutional ability to collect taxes, unlike developed countries.

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The primary difference in institutional priorities between developing and developed countries is not necessarily due to having more socially-minded leaders in developing countries. The other options (A, C, D) relate more directly to structural and institutional differences, such as dual economies, weaker financial institutions, and challenges in tax collection, which are common issues in developing countries.

Developing Countries Have Different Institutional Priorities Than Developed Countries for All