The numeronym N-11, introduced by Goldman Sachs, refers to which of the following?
A) developing countries with increasingly urbanized populations, macroeconomic stability, and the human capital and technology that are expected to become a major part of the world economy in the next 50 years
B) developed countries with urbanized populations, macroeconomic stability, and the human capital and technology that are expected to become a major part of the world economy in the next 50 years
C) developing countries with stable urbanized populations, macroeconomic stability, and the human capital and technology that are not expected to become a major part of the world economy in the next 50 years
D) developing countries with increasingly urbanized populations, macroeconomic stability, and the human capital and technology that are not expected to become a major part of the world economy in the next 50 years

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The N-11 or Next Eleven refers to a list of countries identified by Goldman Sachs as having promising outlooks for investment and future growth. These are developing countries with increasingly urbanized populations, macroeconomic stability, and the human capital and technology that are expected to become a major part of the world economy in the next 50 years.

The Numeronym N-11, Introduced by Goldman Sachs, Refers to Which