Countries with low levels of GDP per capita tend to have lower rates of death caused by contagious disease.

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This statement is false. Countries with low levels of GDP per capita often have lower rates of death from non-communicable diseases such as heart disease or cancer, but they may have higher rates of death from contagious diseases due to factors such as poor sanitation, inadequate healthcare infrastructure, and lack of access to vaccines and medications.

Countries with Low Levels of GDP Per Capita Tend to Have