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3 years ago

Low-income countries have cultures that value ________

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Low-income countries have cultures that value economic survival. These type of countries do not have a lot of high paying jobs and the job market is very unstable, so citizens find it imperative to have enough income to survive. These types of countries do not have much in the way of entertainment culture or pop culture, due to people having so little extra money to spend on both.

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Explanation:

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