In general, what is the relationship between a country's ecological footprint and its overall standard of living? A. As the standard of living increases, so does the ecological footprint. B. As the standard of living decreases, the ecological footprint increases. C. It depends on country-in developed countries, the ecological footprint and standard of living are positively correlated; in developing countries, they are negatively correlated. D. It depends on the country-in developing countries, the ecological footprint and standard of living are positively correlated; in developed countries, they are negatively correlated. E. None of the other answer options is corre

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In general, what is the relationship between a country's ecological footprint and its overall standard of living? A. As the standard of living increases, so does the ecological footprint. B. As the standard of living decreases, the ecological footprint increases. C. It depends on country-in developed countries, the ecological footprint and standard of living are positively correlated; in developing countries, they are negatively correlated. D. It depends on the country-in developing countries, the ecological footprint and standard of living are positively correlated; in developed countries, they are negatively correlated. E. None of the other answer options is corre

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The correct option is A

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As the standard of living increases, the ecological footprint also incraeses which means that both are positively co-related with each other.

The amount of assets that number of people or population requires in order to produce the natural resources for its consumption is basically Ecological Footprint. the ecological footprint measures the portion of nature that human takes. In order to sustain the livelihood, the carbon footprint attempts to find out the estimation of usage of resources by an individual.