A widely used indicator to differentiate developed countries from developing countries is:
A) International trade per capita
B) Real income per capita
C) Unemployment per capita
D) Calories per capita

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Real income per capita (i.e. the average amount of money earned per person in a country adjusted for inflation) is a widely used indicator to differentiate developed countries from developing countries. Developed countries typically have higher real income per capita than developing countries. The other options (international trade per capita, unemployment per capita, and calories per capita) can also be informative, but are not as widely used or as indicative of overall development.

A Widely Used Indicator to Differentiate Developed Countries from Developing