To determine which nation can expect to experience the most social issues characteristic of a developing country, we need to look at the percentage of population growth in each nation. High population growth rates often correlate with challenges seen in developing countries, such as economic strain, overburdened infrastructure, and social services.
The given population growth rates for the nations in the chart are:
- Angola: [tex]\(2.784\%\)[/tex]
- Iraq: [tex]\(2.345\%\)[/tex]
- United Kingdom: [tex]\(0.553\%\)[/tex]
- United States: [tex]\(0.9\%\)[/tex]
We need to identify the nation with the highest population growth percentage, as this nation is likely to face more significant social issues due to rapid population increase.
1. Compare the growth percentages:
- Angola: [tex]\(2.784\%\)[/tex]
- Iraq: [tex]\(2.345\%\)[/tex]
- United Kingdom: [tex]\(0.553\%\)[/tex]
- United States: [tex]\(0.9\%\)[/tex]
2. From the comparison, it is clear that Angola has the highest population growth rate at [tex]\(2.784\%\)[/tex].
3. Given this high rate of population growth, Angola is likely to experience the most social issues typical of a developing country, such as resource shortages, insufficient healthcare, and education facilities, and strain on economic resources.
Hence, by examining the population growth rates, we can conclude that Angola can expect to encounter the most social issues associated with rapid population growth among the listed nations.
