Countries such as Vesmeta and Aldarnia are considered to be Fourth World countries. Products like TVs and VCRs are very new to the people who live there, even though most First World countries regard them as established products. These products are considered to be innovations in these countries now because they:
A) are better than the existing alternatives in the country.
B) are regarded as new products in their country of origin.
C) have strong brand images.
D) are being marketed as new offerings.
E) can only be purchased by the elite income groups.

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The fact that products such as TVs and VCRs are considered new in these countries suggests that they have only recently been introduced and are therefore new to the market. This would imply that they are new products in their country of origin, rather than being innovated because of their quality, branding, marketing or exclusivity.

Countries Such as Vesmeta and Aldarnia Are Considered to Be