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The writer of this paper explains why he agrees with an article that referred to Canada as a "developed country".

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"I noticed in a recent article you referred to Canada as a "developed country". Though identifying a country as either "developed" or "undeveloped" involves a certain amount of contention, I must state that I agree with your analysis of this country's categorization. The largest indicator of a developed nation is, arguably, a high per capita GDP, and Canada's 2005 estimate of US$1,115,192,000,000 indicates that the country's respectable figure lends it to "developed" status. With a GDP growth of 3% in that year (against 3% in 2004 and 2% in 2002), Canada's booming economic status is also stable."

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