Question
Why are poverty levels high in much of South Asia?
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Responses
high populations and low economic development
high populations and low economic development
lack of natural and human resources
lack of natural and human resources
ethnic tensions and civil war
ethnic tensions and civil war
outsourcing to other countries
outsourcing to other countries
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The most accurate response to the question of why poverty levels are high in much of South Asia is:
high populations and low economic development
This option reflects the combination of a large population putting pressure on resources and a slower rate of economic growth, which are significant factors contributing to poverty in the region.
