Which of the following is generally a mark that a country is developed?

A. low numbers of people living in cities or suburbs.

B. low literacy rate.

C. high per capita energy use.

D. high levels of people farming to feed themselves.

C. high per capita energy use

Explanation:

Per capita energy use refers to the average consumption of energy by each person in country per year. The energy used could be in different forms, such as wind, solar, electric, or gas. Countries in the colder regions tend to have a higher per capita energy use as they use more energy for heating.

There are considerable disparities in per capita energy use by different countries globally. A Difference in income levels is the primary cause of those disparities. Developed countries have a high per capita energy use compared to developing countries. These countries consume a lot in energy in their industries, factories, and in households compared to developing countries that are less industrialized.