The very poorest low-income DVCs typically have relatively
A) low rates of economic growth and relatively high rates of population growth.
B) high rates of economic growth and relatively low rates of population growth.
C) low rates of both population growth and economic growth.
D) high rates of both population growth and economic growth.

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The very poorest low-income DVCs typically struggle with high rates of poverty, which can lead to high fertility rates and population growth. At the same time, they often lack the resources and infrastructure needed to support sustained economic growth, leading to stagnation or slow growth. Therefore, these countries tend to have low rates of economic growth and relatively high rates of population growth.

The Very Poorest Low-Income DVCs Typically Have Relatively