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Interpreting 1980 Economic Rankings

In a 1980 ranking of countries by average income (GDP per capita), both China and India were positioned as having lower average incomes than Nigeria and Brazil. What does this relative positioning suggest about the economic status of these four countries during that period, particularly in the context of global development?

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