Question

The Sub-Saharan area of Africa is known for its rich mineral wealth, such as gold, diamonds, oil and tungsten. It is a source of great wealth, but also a source of war and exploitation in history by colonial powers. What major economic problem has this led to in the countres of Sub-Saharan Africa? A) no lack of manufacturing capabilities and no need for exporting of finished goods and services B) lack of manufacturing capabilities and no need for major importing of finished goods and services C) lack of manufacturing capabilities and the need for major importing of finished goods and services Eliminate D) no lack of manufacturing capabilites, but a need for countries to export finished goods and services

Answer 1

B) lack of manufacturing capabilities and no need for major importing of finished goods and services.

Step-by-step explanation:

Although sub-Saharan Africa is one of the regions with the greatest natural wealth on the planet, the history of violent exploitation by developed countries and the many internal problems have made this region a place with major economic problems.

Local production within sub-Saharan Africa is very low, which means that its economy is deficient and the population has little supply of local products and services. As a result, sub-Saharan Africa needs to import large quantities of finished goods and services, which generates a large economic expenditure.

Answer 2

The major economic problem is the lack of manufacturing capabilities and the need for major importing of finished goods and services in the countries of Sub-Saharan Africa.

Option C

Step-by-step explanation:

Sub Saharan countries are geographically the area of the continent that lies to the South of the Sahara desert.The western powers have also tried to control who runs African countries. The best documented case of western involvement in the murder of elected heads of state is that of Patrice Lumumba of the Congo, murdered with the complicity of Belgium and the USA in 1961.

The west climatic change have greater impact on sub-Saharan Africa and south Asia. This was the reason for the rise in food prices which leads to the cancellation of free meals in schools by 50% offered by the World Food Programme in Kenya.