Use the following data to answer the next question: ## GDP Growth % (2017): Bulgaria= 3.81; Egypt= 4.18; Fiji= 5.18; Guatemala-2.76; Kuwait -3.48; Latvia= 4.64; Nepal= 7.91; Palau= -3.57 ## GNI at PPP (2017)(Billions US$): Bulgaria= 150.2, Egypt=1110.5; Fiji= 8.5; Guatemala= 135.7; Kuwait= 342.7; Latvia= 54.7; Nepal= 80.1; Palau= 0.3 ## GNI per capita at PPP (2017)(US$): Bulgaria=21220; Egypt=11510; Fiji= 9680; Guatemala- 8020; Kuwait= 84500; Latvia= 28170; Nepal= 2900; Palau= 17590 ## GNI per capita at PPP % variation between 2010-2017: Bulgaria= 45.1%; Egypt= 19.6%; Fiji= 38.7%; Guatemala= 25.3%; Kuwait= 6.7%; Latvia= 58.4%; Nepal= 48.0%; Palau= 32.7% ## UN's 2017 HDI Index: Bulgaria=0.813; Egypt=0.696; Fiji= 0.741; Guatemala= 0.65; Kuwait 0.803; Latvia=0.847; Nepal=0.574; Palau=0.798 ## UN's 2017 HDi Index % variation between 2010-2017: Bulgaria= 3.4%; Egypt=3.1%; Fiji- 3.0%; Guatemala- 3.9%; Kuwait= 1.1%; Latvia= 3.1%; Nepal=4.5%; Palau= 2.9% Imagine you work for a consumer goods multinational enterprise (MNE) that hired you in 2019. The company was choosing countries they had previously rejected for market entry in 2009. By 2019, they were revisiting such countries, looking for the target market with the highest improvement in household wealth in the previous decade or so. According to the data provided, and assuming the listed variables is all the information you have, the chances of your company selecting MUCH HIGHER than it selecting _____ were Palau; Bulgaria Latvia; Nepal Guatemala; Fiji Kuwait; Egypt