Which of the following is NOT one of the problems facing most developing nations ?
Correct answer: D. Labor shortages
- A. Food shortages
- B. Foreign debt
- C. Rapid population growth
- D. Labor shortages
Explanation
Food shortages, foreign debt and rapid population growth are common development problems, whereas developing countries generally have surplus labour rather than labour shortages. Hence labor shortages is the exception.
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