The above image shows Kibera, a neighborhood in one of Africa’s largest cities. What types of infrastructure are most likely missing in the neighborhood? Give two examples of how new infrastructure could help the neighborhood develop socially and economically.

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This is the sample response so beware:Developing and developed countries experience different economic conditions. A developing country is less likely to be industrialized. Its citizens are more likely to be involved in subsistence agriculture in order to meet their own needs. Its economy is more likely to be a single-product economy. In contrast, developed economies are more likely to be highly industrialized. A developed economy is a diverse economy where many products are produced. Developed economies are more likely to have a strong infrastructure that supports trade.