Question

1. Despite much diversity, the following general conditions characterize “third world” countries. Which condition should not be in the list?
   1. Large agricultural populations
   2. High levels of inequality
   3. High rates of population growth
   4. High life expectancy levels
   5. High levels of absolute and relative poverty

Answer 1

Third world countries are usually considered not developed where most of the people dependent on agriculture and there is high level of income inequality between the people where the riches always rich and poor is always poor and also the health conditions are very poor their due to improper Health Care as a result of which the life expectancy levels are very low and due to non healthy practices lot of population growth can take place where over it is considered usually very high especially absolute and relative poverty and therefore

(a,b,c,e) are wrong

healthcare facilities are very poor and that is why the life expectancy is very less and therefore

(d) is the answer to this question