True/False:

A. The United States is only a destination for illegal drugs.

B. The global drug trade lives up to its name in that nearly all regions of the world are involved, either as a source or destination of illegal drugs.

C. China appears to be a hotbed of illegal drug activity.

D. Generally, countries with the lowest gross national income per capita are more likely to be sources for illegal drugs than to be destinations for those drugs.

E. Generally, countries with the highest gross national income per capita are more likely to be destinations for illegal drugs than to be sources of those drugs.

A-True

B-True

C-True

D-True

E-True

Explanation:

To begin with, according to a report done on 2018 by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime The United States is increasing highly its number of drugs consumption regarding the fact that the american territory is growning as an illegal drugs' destination. Moreover, just like other countries that have high gross national income per capita the more citizens they have the more they consume regarding the fact that both rich and poor tend to drug addiction and therefore that those countries tend to be destinations for drugs. In addition, countries with the lowest gross national income per capita tend to be the ones that produce the drugs according to a report done by the government of The United States called ''the black list'' of country producers and where of 22 countries in the list, 17 of them are latinamerican countries that have low gross national income per capita.

To continue, the drug traffic around the world involves nearly all regions of the globe regarding the fact that they may either a source or a destination for the drugs. Furthermore, taking China for example, a great hotbed of illegal drug activity that has been increasing over the years.