A hazard becomes a disaster mainly when community resources are insufficient to handle the impacts A Always at night B
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A situation becomes a disaster mainly when the hazard causes widespread harm beyond local control A Regular seasonal change B
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Two regions have similar per capita income, but Region X has much better public hospitals and government schools; the strongest
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Two states have equal per capita income, but State A has higher literacy, higher life expectancy, and lower IMR; the
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If per capita income rises but malnutrition and IMR remain high, the most accurate conclusion is that A Development is
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Banks can give loans mainly because deposits provide them with A Free gold supply B Loanable funds pool C Export
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If two states have the same per capita income but one has lower infant mortality and higher literacy, that state
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While comparing two districts, which measure is most likely to hide the gap between rich and poor households A Literacy
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When two states have the same total income but very different population sizes, per capita income helps because it A
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When a state plans development, comparing villages becomes fairer if it uses per capita income because it A Adjusts for
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