About one-half of the world's population lives in the ninety-three high-income economies, where most people engage in agricultural pursuits, reside in nonurban areas, and are impoverished.

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The statement is false. High-income economies typically have a majority of their population living in urban areas and engaged in non-agricultural pursuits, and poverty rates are relatively low compared to low- and middle-income economies.

About One-Half of the World's Population Lives in the Ninety-Three