Question

question 18 of 20 the presence of aids in a community often increases its level of poverty. what is one of the main reasons for this? a. lack of clean drinking water b. superstition c. inability of affected people to work d. poor public health services

Explanation:

AIDS affects health, making those infected unable to work. This reduces income, increasing poverty. A is about water (not direct), B is superstition (unrelated), D is a result, not a main reason for poverty from AIDS impact on work.

Answer:

C. Inability of affected people to work