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Which country is comparable to the size of Maharashtra?

Which country is comparable to the size of Maharashtra? Correct Answer Oman

Oman country is comparable to the size of Maharashtra. Oman is a high income country that generates 84 percent of its revenue from dwindling oil resources. Hard hit by the global drop in oil prices, the country is trying to diversity its economy through tourism and gas based industries.

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