All of the following are "pull factors" associated with land-grabbing in low-income countries except: “Unutilized” land being seen as readily available in many countries Cheaper prices for land in low-income countries Cheaper labor in low-income countries High production costs and rents in high-income countries
All of the following are "pull factors" associated with land-grabbing in low-income countries except:
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“Unutilized” land being seen as readily available in many countries |
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Cheaper prices for land in low-income countries |
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Cheaper labor in low-income countries |
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High production costs and rents in high-income countries |
A rural community in Malawi lives alongside a river but does not have the resources to pump the water for irrigation. Which of the following describes the situation of this community?
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Hydroshort |
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Physical water scarcity |
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Cultural water scarcity |
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Economic water scarcity |
Which of the following is most likely true about a large-scale soybean farmer in Midwestern United States?
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This farmer sells to consumers in the local community |
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This farmer relies primarily on manual labor for production |
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This farmer grows Genetically Modified soybean that is herbicide-tolerant |
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This farmer uses agroecological practices |
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