According to the textbook, countries that make up the former Soviet Union are considered:
A) high income.
B) middle income.
C) low income.
D) Asian.

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The countries that make up the former Soviet Union are generally considered middle-income countries. While some of the countries within the former Soviet Union, such as Russia and Kazakhstan, have relatively high levels of wealth and development, others are much poorer and less developed. Overall, the region is best classified as middle-income, with significant variation between individual countries.

According to the Textbook, Countries That Make Up the Former