In the measure of the wealth of nations, the World Bank: Subtracts the developme

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In the measure of the wealth of nations, the World Bank:

Subtracts the development natural resources from a nation's wealth.

Basically uses current production of goods and services as a measure of a nation's wealth.

Emphasizes the development of natural resources to provide for current consumption of goods and services.

Finds that the vast majority of the world's wealthiest countries have little human (capital) resources.

Subtracts the development natural resources from a nation's wealth.

Basically uses current production of goods and services as a measure of a nation's wealth.

Emphasizes the development of natural resources to provide for current consumption of goods and services.

Finds that the vast majority of the world's wealthiest countries have little human (capital) resources.

Emphasizes the development of natural resources to provide for current consumption of goods and services.

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