Question

1. which of the following is an example of a traditional economy?

the majority of people in country b work in factories under very poor conditions for little pay.
the vast majority of people in country c are involved in hunting and fishing, though there are some farmers too. there are also some artisans who create basic products and services, which they trade to farmers in exchange for food.
country a relies on oil for most of its national income.
the population of country d is involved in a wide array of professions, including agriculture, service industries, technology, and manufacturing.

Explanation:

A traditional economy centers around subsistence activities like hunting, fishing, farming, and small-scale craft production, with trade focused on essential goods for survival. The other options describe industrial (Country B), resource-dependent (Country A), and mixed/modern (Country D) economies, which do not fit the traditional economy model.

Answer:

The vast majority of people in Country C are involved in hunting and fishing, though there are some farmers too. There are also some artisans who create basic products and services, which they trade to farmers in exchange for food.