Which of the following statements about New Zealand's economy is false?

a. New Zealand has a small population and a relatively small market, which hampers its economic growth.

b. New Zealand is now diversifying exports and trading more with other countries like Japan and the United States.

c. New Zealand has a strong economy built mostly on the mining and manufacturing sectors.

d. After joining the European Union, Great Britain was no longer able to provide New Zealand with discounts.

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Malcolm Mercado

6 October, 20:27

Which of the following statements about New Zealand's economy is false?

a. New Zealand has a small population and a relatively small market, which hampers its economic growth.

b. New Zealand is now diversifying exports and trading more with other countries like Japan and the United States.

c. New Zealand has a strong economy built mostly on the mining and manufacturing sectors.

d. After joining the European Union, Great Britain was no longer able to provide New Zealand with discounts.

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Bodie · Answer 1

"d. After joining the European Union, Great Britain was no longer able to provide New Zealand with discounts" would be false, since this had little to do with their economic relations.