What might explain, in part, the trends illustrated in the graphs?

Question

A.
Aid organizations are not willing to help unstable governments combat public health crises.

B.
Public health crises are easily resolved by countries that have highly stable governments.

C.
Public health crises often lead to the rapid destabilization of national governments.

D.
Unstable governments have difficulty efficiently combatting public health crises.

Answer 1

The correct answer that explains, in part, the trends illustrated in the graphs is:

D. Unstable governments have difficulty efficiently combatting public health crises.

This option addresses the impact of government instability on the ability to manage and respond to public health crises effectively. Unstable governments may lack the necessary resources, infrastructure, or coordination to handle such challenges, leading to worse outcomes during public health emergencies.