How do the economies of Australia and New Zealand differ from the economies of the smaller, remote islands of Oceania?
A
Australia and New Zealand have economies that are less comparable to Europe than the smaller islands.B
Australia and New Zealand have less-extensive mineral and metal deposits than the smaller islands.C
Australia and New Zealand have agricultural economies, while the smaller islands’ economies are based on fishing.D
Australia and New Zealand have export-based economies, while the smaller islands have subsistence-based economies.