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kondaur [170]
3 years ago
6

Which answer is correct ..................................................

History
1 answer:
Ludmilka [50]3 years ago
5 0

These are incorrect because

population growth- poor countries afford less. we can have equal amount of people and still rich countries will get more because they can afford more. if we droped 2 million people each we would still consume more than them the same if we grow casue we can buy more.

greed- how can they be gready if they have no money yes sometimes the SOME goverment will keep the money but that because their not alot to go around the country in the first place so they keep it. poor goverment poor people.

consumption level equal- sure we take more because we need more but we have alot of extra, trash and we waste. third world countries dont have card board boxes to hold stuff we do and they will take it and keep it for a very long time. they run short of the food they need but they make the most of what they have.

the answer is

disparity consuption level- disparity means great difference we have more then we need and they are not even put food on their table. we have become lazy and expect to have extra while they struggle to get food.

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