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प्रश्न
Sufficiency of which type of resources can help to create adequate social infrastructure catering to the needs of the large population in the developing countries?
विकल्प
Financial
Human
Natural
Social
उत्तर
Natural
Explanation:
Sufficient financial resources can aid in the development of adequate social infrastructure to meet the needs of developing countries' large populations.
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