In Latvia, the only six-lane highway connects Riga with Moscow.Otherwise, the roads are two-lane and many are made of cobblestones or bricks.This limits the speed with which deliveries can be made and means that delivery trucks must be quite small.The road network in Latvia is an example of its
A)capital infrastructure.
B)political infrastructure.
C)economic infrastructure.
D)geopolitical network.
E)ecosystem.

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The description of Latvia's road network highlights its limitations and impacts on the delivery of goods. This is an example of the country's economic infrastructure, which includes physical structures and facilities (such as roads, ports, and airports) necessary for economic activity to take place. The other options are not as relevant in this context - capital infrastructure refers to investments and resources used for economic development, political infrastructure encompasses the institutions and systems that support government and policy-making, a geopolitical network refers to relationships between countries, and an ecosystem refers to the natural environment and its interactions.

In Latvia, the Only Six-Lane Highway Connects Riga with Moscow