Use the following data to answer the next question: ================================================================================== =============== GNI per capita (2014 US$): Indonesia: 3,580; Pakistan 1,360; Phillipines: 3,270; Thailand: 5,340; Malaysia: 10,430 GNI (2014 US$ Billions): Indonesia: 895; Pakistan: 247; Phillipines: 322; Thailand: 358; Malaysia: 310 GNI at PPP (2014 US$ Billions): Indonesia: 2,315; Pakistan: 881; Phillipines: 771; Thailand: 899; Malaysia: 669 PPP factor (2014): Indonesia: 0.34; Pakistan 0.30; Phillipines: 0.23; Thailand: 0.32; Malaysia: 0.47 GDP Growth % (World bank 2010-14): Indonesia: 5.8; Pakistan 4.4; Phillipines: 7.2; Thailand: 1.8; Malaysia: 4.7 HDI (2013): Indonesia: 0.684; Pakistan 0.537; Phillipines: 0.660; Thailand: 0.722; Malaysia: 0.773 ================================================================================== =============== You work for an forestry developer; the company makes money buying land cheap, developing forestry in them, and then selling it developed later, at better prices. One important factor is future land prices, which is a function of forecasted development: in recession economies, for example, land loses value, and the company loses money. You are studying a foreign market entry for them and you have alternative countries from which to select one. According to the data provided, taken recent history as an indication of the future, and assuming the listed variables is all the information you have, the chances of your company entering ______ are GREATER than it entering _____:

a.	Thailand; Malaysia
b.	Malaysia; Indonesia
c.	Thailand; Phillipines
d.	Indonesia; Thailand