Which of the following does not play a role in the explanations of low tropical zone growth rates for those adhering to the geography hypothesis?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The geography hypothesis primarily attributes low growth rates in tropical zones to factors such as poor food production, poor public health, high fertility rates, and high child mortality rates, rather than high urban population densities. These factors directly impact economic development and population health, while urban population density is more a consequence of various socio-economic processes rather than a direct cause of low growth rates in the context of the geography hypothesis.

Which of the Following Does Not Play a Role in the Explanations