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Goshia [24]
3 years ago
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Why do developing nations tend to be more heavily affected by pandemics than developed nations? . . A.Developing nations are una

ble to resist the social problems of plague. . . B. Developing nations lack the resources to control the spread of disease. . C. Developed nations place the burden of prevention on the developing nations. . D.Developed nations are able to use armies to block borders and prevent spreading..
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Finger [1]3 years ago
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For the question: "Why do developing nations tend to be more heavily affected by pandemics than developed nations?", the most proper answer would be:

B. <span>Developing nations lack the resources to control the spread of disease.

Majority of developing nations do not have the funds to properly set up hospitals, and stock on the medicine needed to counter those pandemics.

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