Unlike third-world and developing nations, the u. s. has no incidence of hungry or malnourished people. true false

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Jasper Wolfe

24 June, 09:41

Unlike third-world and developing nations, the u. s. has no incidence of hungry or malnourished people. true false

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Nathalia Weeks · Answer 1

It is false that u nlike third-world and developing nations, the u. s. has no incidence of hungry or malnourished people.

You can find hungry people anywhere - even in the richest countries in the world. Not everyone has the same opportunities and living conditions, so it is only normal that there will be poor people who cannot afford even food.