Table 1. Urbanization level and GDP per capita of the 60–70% and 70–80% groups, 1980.

	Country	UL	GDPP	POPU		Country	UL	GDPP	POPU
60–70% urbanization level group	Bulgaria	62.10	5827	8 861 535	70–80% Urbanization level group	Norway	70.55	26 205	4 085 620
	Colombia	62.12	5297	26 874 906		Finland	71.73	17 858	4 779 535
	Dominica	63.41	3921	75 312		Spain	72.79	15 368	37 439 035
	Hungary	64.19	11 347	10 711 122		Germany	72.84	20 861	78 288 576
	Peru	64.57	6083	17 286 832		Bahamas	73.10	26 045	210 600
	Netherlands	64.75	22 271	14 149 800		France	73.28	20 264	55 166 046
	Austria	65.39	20 714	7 549 433		United States	73.74	25 510	227 225 000
	Brazil	65.47	7567	121 711 864		Canada	75.66	23 070	24 593 000
	Saudi Arabia	65.86	33 903	9 801 475		Japan	76.18	17 835	116 782 000
	Mexico	66.34	10 238	68 776 411		United Kingdom	78.48	18 154	56 314 216
	Italy	66.64	18 814	56 433 883		Venezuela	79.19	11 594	15 036 273
	Latvia	67.10	8272	2 511 701
	Average	64.83	11407	–		Average	74.32	21241	–

The specific countries and developmental indicators are detailed to explain the big gap in the two groups. UL, urbanization level (%); GDPP, GDP per capita (international dollars); POPU, total population. The average GDP per capita is calculated by taking account of the population weight in the same group. It is noted that some countries in Latin America, such as Brazil and Colombia, bring down the averages of GDP per capita in the 60–70% group.