Which BEST explains how the population of a landlocked country might be affected by the country's position?

O The lack of a seaport to trade goods might put the people at an economic disadvantage.

O The people's folk culture will be largely preserved due to the lack of outside threats to the culture.

O The people are likely to be more reliant on their neighbors to provide access to the sea.

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Ashley Hurley

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17 July, 02:13

Which BEST explains how the population of a landlocked country might be affected by the country's position?

O The lack of a seaport to trade goods might put the people at an economic disadvantage.

O The people's folk culture will be largely preserved due to the lack of outside threats to the culture.

O The people are likely to be more reliant on their neighbors to provide access to the sea.

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Juan Friedman · Answer 1

The correct answer is The lack of a seaport to trade goods might put the people at an economic disadvantage

Landlocked, inland or inland countries

Thus are known in the 'concert of nations' the 44 countries that have no outlet to the sea. In common, besides geography, poverty, the difficulty of doing trade, expanding its presence in the world, winning markets, etc. In Europe, only five of these countries have managed to get rid of poverty, but three of them have had to take serious risks in their banking systems so that, like the oceans, they attract wealth. We speak of Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg. The other two European countries are Austria and San Marino. Africa contributes 16 more; Asia, ten; and South America, two more, Bolivia and Paraguay.