The lack of investment in developing countries is at least in part attributable to:
A)overpopulation.
B)low levels of domestic savings.
C)inappropriate education.
D)high levels of foreign aid.

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Low levels of domestic savings in developing countries can limit the amount of capital available for investment, hindering economic growth and development.

The Lack of Investment in Developing Countries Is at Least