In low-income countries, how large a surplus does the average agricultural family produce?

Correct answer B. Enough to supply only a small non-agricultural population

Explanation

Farm productivity in low-income countries is so low that the typical farming family grows only a little more than it eats, enough to feed just a small non-agricultural population.

Report a problem

Answer checked How we write and check questions

Tip: press A, B, C or D to answer, and N for the next question.

Advertisement

Have a question about this answer?

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Links and website addresses are not allowed in comments.