International per capita GDP comparisons are misleading when countries involved differ greatly in
A)the type of economic system each country uses to solve its economic problem.
B)the freedom of their election processes.
C)the percentage of economic activity that is transacted in organized markets.
D)the quantity of human and natural resources they possess.

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Per capita GDP comparisons can be misleading if a significant portion of economic activity occurs outside organized markets, as this would not be captured in GDP figures, leading to inaccurate comparisons.

International Per Capita GDP Comparisons Are Misleading When Countries Involved