Why is a country with a low literacy rate less likely to have access to healthcare? A. Endemic diseases are less prevalent in countries with low literacy rates. B. Healthcare workers refuse to see patients unless they can demonstrate literacy. C. Countries with low literacy rates often have weak economies and weak governments. D. Countries with low literacy rates often have strong economies and strong government

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Danna Trevino

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22 July, 05:25

Why is a country with a low literacy rate less likely to have access to healthcare? A. Endemic diseases are less prevalent in countries with low literacy rates. B. Healthcare workers refuse to see patients unless they can demonstrate literacy. C. Countries with low literacy rates often have weak economies and weak governments. D. Countries with low literacy rates often have strong economies and strong government

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Hobbs · Answer 1

The best answer is C. Countries with low literacy rates often have weak economies and weak governments therefore they likely have less access to healthcare. Access to health care requires money and, most importantly, support from the government.