Question

Why is geographic isolation a problem that leads to more poverty?

Answer 1

limited access to public services like health and education

Answer 2

Geographic isolation a problem that leads to more poverty because of limited access to public services like health and education.  

Option C

Explanation:  

There are various economic, Socio, a political factor that all inclusively affects the level of poverty and it's an increase in geographically isolated locations, but the most prominent are these people not having access to public services such as education and health which pushes them even further backwards and lets poverty increase year after year. Geographically isolated locations are any which ways hard get developed as they do not lie at the core of economy or has much of political interest due to their isolated location.