Effectively Combating the Spread of Malaria Has Become More Challenging

question 33

Multiple Choice

Effectively combating the spread of malaria has become more challenging since the 1970s because:

• A) The Anopheles mosquito has become genetically resistant to most pesticides.
• B) Plasmodium parasites have become resistant to most antimalarial drugs.
• C) The flea that transmits the disease has become resistant to pesticides.
• D) None of these answers.
• E) Two of these answers.

Understand the impact and history of GATT and the WTO on international trade.

Comprehend the characteristics, currency integration, and economic comparisons of the European Union (EU) to other major economies like the United States.

Grasp the concepts of GDP components and the significance of net exports.

Recognize the role and criticisms of international institutions such as the IMF and the World Bank.

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