Question

Emilia is studying global development, and in investigating underdevelopment in Africa, she turns to economist Jeffrey Sachs. She agrees with Sachs's point of view, that a. underdevelopment is an unsolvable problem because it is rooted in private property. b. the most important factor shaping Africa's history is governmental corruption. c. brutal as they may be, mass poverty and starvation help balance the human population. d. Africa's challenges include its geography and colonial legacies.

Answer 1

d. Africa's challenges include its geography and colonial legacies

Step-by-step explanation:

Jeffery Sachs is an economist and a worldwide expert on fight against poverty, economic, and sustainable development.

He believes Africa's challenges include its geography and colonial legacies

Colonial legacies have resulted in continued exploitation of the African continent through continued influence present government and as a result key policies.

Geographs of the continent also poses problems. The tropical weather results in low nutrient retention by the soil, therefore more effort is used to produce substantial agricultural output