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A. It has benefited only developed countries. The green revolution although it has significantly increased the amount of yield from crops and helped to curve world hunger, requires technology and infrastructure that less economically developed countries(LEDC) lack. Other problems include corrupt governments or violence in the region which is more prominent in less developed nations. Thus although we have access to these technologies, we can see from the continent of Africa that people remain hungry regardless.

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