Why has increasing farm production failed to prevent malnutrition and famine in developing nations?
a. most of those increases in agriculture are cash crops reserved for export.
b. farms are owned and worked by a small fraction of the population.
c. people would rather eat less nutritious foods imported from developed nations.
d. state-run economies ensure the lower classes cannot afford food.

  A. most of those increases in agriculture are cash crops reserved for export.

Explanation:

  A cash crop is an agricultural crop growth to sell in exchange for profits. Many of the farms in developing nations are used to grow these types of crops so the production of them is sold out of the country. Not helping the population that lives within the borders.

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