Question

developing nations tend to have poor healthcare, less wealth, and fewer educational opportunities, especially for women. because of these three factors, what can we also say about developing nations? they have a higher life expectancy, lower crude birth rate, and lower total fertility rate they have a lower life expectancy, higher crude birth rate, and higher total fertility rate

Explanation:

In developing nations, poor healthcare means people have less access to medical care, reducing life expectancy. Less wealth and fewer educational opportunities (especially for women) often lead to higher crude birth rates and total fertility rates as there may be less access to family planning, lower education levels related to reproductive choices, and cultural or economic factors that encourage higher birth rates. The first option is incorrect as better - resourced (not developing) nations tend to have higher life expectancy, lower crude birth rate, and lower total fertility rate.

Answer:

They have a lower life expectancy, higher crude birth rate, and higher total fertility rate