Economically, how do the pacific island countries differ from australia and new zealand?

a.
they have higher gdps per capita.

b.
they rely more heavily on tourism.

c.
they have more natural resources.

d.
they depend more on agriculture.

B. They rely more heavily on tourism

Explanation:

Unlike Australia and New Zealand which are heavily industrialized economies with lot of sectors being very well developed, the rest of the Pacific nations can not say the same. The Pacific island nations are heavily reliant on the tourism, so the majority of the profit in them comes through he tourists that visit them. This makes them very vulnerable economically as they depend only on one thing for income, and if there's some problems in the tourist sector then they are in deep trouble. For most of these nations the income from the tourism is actually not enough for them to sustain themselves, so they also rely a lot on foreign support.

answer; the sons of liberty;

answer; larger numbers of minority;