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问题如下：

Based on Exhibit 1, which Indian economic statistic least likely supports Kanté’s international equity allocation preference?

选项：

GDP per capita

Growth resulting from labor productivity

Growth resulting from capital deepening

解释：

A is correct. Kanté’s decision to invest in equities in India is supported by the country’s strong economic growth. For global investors, economic growth is important because equity composite valuations depend to a great extent on both the level of economic output (GDP per capita and GDP overall) and on the rate of economic growth. Relative to Brazil, India’s growth rate in per capita GDP has been much higher, and furthermore, the growth rate in GDP has also been much higher than that of Brazil. In contrast to the growth rate, the relatively low level of GDP per capita in India is less likely to indicate attractive equity investment opportunities. Low per capita GDP suggests that India may lack sufficient industrial and financial infrastructure to support some types of industries. It also indicates that domestic purchasing power is relatively limited, decreasing the potential for higher-margin, domestically oriented businesses.