Which of the following countries does (or do)NOT fit the core-periphery model?
A) Russia
B) Singapore
C) Australia
D) New Zealand
E) Australia, New Zealand, Russia and Singapore

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All of the given countries fit the core-periphery model to some extent. Russia is considered a core country due to its size and economic power. Singapore is considered a core country due to its strong economy and high level of development. Australia and New Zealand are considered semi-peripheral countries due to their dependence on commodity exports and their position in the global south. Therefore, none of the given countries is a clear outlier that does not fit the core-periphery model.

Which of the Following Countries Does (Or Do)NOT Fit the Core-Periphery