Some analysts in developed nations have begun to link growing social and economic inequality on a global basis to relatively high rates of __________ taking place in the underdeveloped nations.

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Population growth in underdeveloped nations can lead to increased competition for resources and infrastructure, exacerbating social and economic inequality. This can also have ripple effects on developed nations, such as increased immigration and strain on global resources. Divorce, infant mortality, and marriage rates do not have as direct of a correlation with global inequality.

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