80 points research the literacy rate of all of the following countries: egypt, libya, burkina faso, south africa, zimbabwe, and chad. create a list that includes the following information for each country: the literacy rate, male and female literacy rate, and gross domestic product (gdp). then, write a short paragraph comparing the literacy rates for each country (also note differences between male and female literacy rates), connecting them to the gdp.

Egypt - 75.2%   Male - 83.2%   Female - 67.3%  GDP - 336.3 billion USD

Libya - 91%       Male - 96.7%   Female - 85.6% GDP - 34.7 billion USD

Burkina Faso - 36%  Male - 43.5%  Female - 29.3%  GDP - 12.12 billion USD

South Africa - 94.6% Male - 95.5% Female - 93.1%  GDP - 294.8 billion USD

Chad - 40.2%  Male - 48.5%  Female - 39.1% GDP - 9.601 billion USD

Overall, Female Literacy Rates are less compared to the Male Literacy Rates.

Egypt, there is a difference of about 16.0%

Libya, 11.1%

Burkina Faso, 13.7%

South Africa, 2.4%

Chad, 16.6%

Egypt has the highest GDP with South Africa coming next, Libya, Burkina Faso and then Chad.

(PS: Not sure about Zimbabwe)

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Egypt - 75.2%   Male - 83.2%   Female - 67.3%  GDP - 336.3 billion USD

Libya - 91%       Male - 96.7%   Female - 85.6% GDP - 34.7 billion USD

Burkina Faso - 36%  Male - 43.5%  Female - 29.3%  GDP - 12.12 billion USD

South Africa - 94.6% Male - 95.5% Female - 93.1%  GDP - 294.8 billion USD

Chad - 40.2%  Male - 48.5%  Female - 39.1% GDP - 9.601 billion USD

Zimbabwe- 86.5%  Male 88.5% Female 84.6% GDP - 31billion  USD

Overall, Female Literacy Rates are less compared to the Male Literacy Rates.

Egypt, there is a difference of about 16.0%

Libya, 11.1%

Burkina Faso, 13.7%

South Africa, 2.4%

Chad, 16.6%

​Zimbabwe, 3.9%

Egypt has the highest GDP with South Africa coming next, Libya, Zimbabwe, Burkina Faso and then Chad.

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