In the 1960s and 1970s,it was hoped that the developmental gap between industrialized nations and developing nations would gradually be closed. Today we see that:
A)The gap has indeed been closed
B)Most developing nations have surpassed developed nations in terms of standard of living
C)The gap has not closed to the degree that was expected
D)Developing nations struggle to a greater degree than industrialized nations as a result of the global recession
E)The gap has stayed the same

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The gap between industrialized nations and developing nations has not closed to the degree that was expected. While some developing nations have made significant progress, many continue to face challenges such as poverty, inequality, and limited access to resources and opportunities. Additionally, factors such as natural disasters, political instability, and global economic downturns can further hinder progress.

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