Which of the following statements about the economies of the Pacific Islands is false?

A.

Tourism is an important part of the economies of the Pacific Islands.

B.

Each Pacific Island economy centers around the production of wool products.

C.

Some island countries receive aid from wealthier nations.

D.

Most Pacific Island countries import large quantities of raw materials in order to export finished products.

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12 February, 12:39

Which of the following statements about the economies of the Pacific Islands is false?

A.

Tourism is an important part of the economies of the Pacific Islands.

B.

Each Pacific Island economy centers around the production of wool products.

C.

Some island countries receive aid from wealthier nations.

D.

Most Pacific Island countries import large quantities of raw materials in order to export finished products.

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Stephen Richmond · Answer 1

The statements that are false about the economies of the Pacific Island is that C - some island nations receive aid from wealthier nations and A - tourism is an important part of the economies of the Pacific islands.

Both of these statements encompass truth about what goes on with Pacific islands generally.