A low percentage undernourishment as for France, Germany and the USA (Figure 17) relates to a development indicator such as … . (1) a low number of hospital beds per 10 000 people (2) a high HDI (3) a low standard of living (4) limited access to health care facilities (5) a low GNI per capita GNP

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A low percentage undernourishment as for France, Germany and the USA (Figure 17)
relates to a development indicator such as … .
(1) a low number of hospital beds per 10 000 people
(2) a high HDI
(3) a low standard of living
(4) limited access to health care facilities
(5) a low GNI per capita GNP

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