Industrial market countries are also referred to as

High-income economies

Explanation:

The stratification of the global economy was carried out by the World Bank. The global economy was stratified along gross national income (GNI) per capita line of $12,056 or more (based on 2017 figure), using US dollars as a measuring unit.

The World Bank classified the global economy into low, lower-middle, upper-middle, and high-income economies.

The  high-income country also called "Industrial market" country, "First World" and "developed" country are top producers of goods and services with a very high technology, it is a an economy in which the major participants are business, it is characterized by business to business transactions instead of customer base.

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