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What is the percentage of the world’s workforce working in countries other than those of its citizenship?
A
About 2.3%.
B
More than 3%.
C
1.5%.
D
Nearly 5%.
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本题需要注意录音中的2.3%和1.5%所对应的事，根据“Now about 2.3% of the world population live outside their country of birth and 1.5% of the world’s workforce works in countries other than those of its citizenship.”可知，2.3%对应的是居住在出生国外的人口，1.5%对应的是除了那些取得公民身份的人在其他国家工作的世界劳动力，所以答案是C。
本题需要注意录音中的2.3%和1.5%所对应的事，根据“Now about 2.3% of the world population live outside their country of birth and 1.5% of the world’s workforce works in countries other than those of its citizenship.”可知，2.3%对应的是居住在出生国外的人口，1.5%对应的是除了那些取得公民身份的人在其他国家工作的世界劳动力，所以答案是C。
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