In contrast to poorer countries, most residents of middle-income countries will have

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Middle-income countries are often defined as those countries with a gross national income per capita between $1,036 and $12,615 (World Bank, 2021). In these countries, primary education is usually compulsory and provided free of charge, which means most residents will have access to it. However, access to secondary and higher education may be limited due to affordability or other socioeconomic factors. Therefore, while some residents may attain universal secondary or higher education, it is not a guarantee for most. Lower levels of productivity are also not necessarily associated with middle-income countries as productivity levels can vary greatly within these countries based on numerous factors.

In Contrast to Poorer Countries, Most Residents of Middle-Income Countries