All of the following countries are considered “developing,” except a. singapore b. burma (myanmar) c. bangladesh d. nepa

The correct answer is A. Singapore is not a developing but a developed country.

Explanation:

Singapore is one of the main global cities and one of the nerve centers of world trade, with the third largest financial center and the second port that moves the most goods. Its globalized and diversified economy depends especially on trade and the manufacturing sector. In terms of purchasing power parity, Singapore is the third country with the highest per capita income in the world, besides being among the first countries in the international lists of education, health, political transparency and economic competitiveness.