Answer: D
Explanation: I'm not entirely sure this is the right answer, but virtually all developing nations have widespread poverty like lots of South America. If I were to guess, this would be attributed to the lack of jobs and industries developed. With a localized economy, there is not a lot of room for growth unless you involve external groups or nations. This is demonstrated with counties like the United States who receive and distribute a wide number of products to other nations. This created jobs to ship, create, receive and sell the product. In addition to this, developing nations do not have access to a lot of the resources required to grow, and a lot of the time these are essential resources like water, food, and shelter.
