The country we chose was totally by group decision. There
was no real winner. There were three countries that were in
the running but the best fit by group decision goes to Trinidad
& Tobago because it was at the top of the charts in all
categories. It has the highest literacy rate out of all the
countries at 97%, and 65% of the people live in the city.
It has a strong economy, fair trading partners, a high annual
income of $4,026, a main language of English, and the main
monetary unit is the dollar. The only downfall is that it's
almost too full of people and can't expand very much.
The other countries that weren't chosen but were still close,
included: Costa Rica because, it was high in most categories,
but more importantly it had a strong economy and it was looking
to expand industries. French Guyana because, it had the highest
annual income of $5,198, and highest urban percentage, other
than that it didn't measure up to Trinidad & Tobago.
The rest of the countries were Bolivia, Ecuador, El Salvador,
and Paraguay. These countries had underdeveloped economies,
low annual income, and in most cases low literacy rates. Haiti
especially took the cake, it ranked the lowest in almost every
possible category. It might be what you would call the opposite
of Trinidad & Tobago.
