Food Aid Policies of Rich Nations Can Exacerbate Famine and Hunger

question 17

Multiple Choice

Food aid policies of rich nations can exacerbate famine and hunger problems in poor nations because

• A) the local farmers of the poor nation are forced out of business by the free or cheap food and the economy cannot stabilize properly.
• B) it robs the government of the poor country of valuable tax revenue.
• C) it causes no problems.
• D) it creates more fighting over food.

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Definitions:

Quadratic Equation

A mathematical equation where the highest power of an unknown variable is square.

Square Root Property

States that if x^2 = a, where a is a non-negative real number, then x = ±√a, identifying two possible solutions for x.

Factoring

The process of breaking down an expression into its simpler components or factors that, when multiplied together, result in the original expression.

Square Root Property

A principle stating that for any positive number \(x\), if \(y^2 = x\), then \(y\) is a square root of \(x\).