In developing countries,
A) financial markets are well developed.
B) central banks are effective in controlling the macroeconomy.
C) labor productivity in agriculture is high.
D) infant mortality is high.

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Infant mortality is typically high in developing countries due to factors such as poor healthcare, malnutrition, and lack of access to clean water and sanitation. The other options (A, B, and C) are not typically true in developing countries, as financial markets may be underdeveloped, central banks may struggle to control macroeconomic factors such as inflation, and labor productivity in agriculture may be low due to underinvestment, lack of technology, and other factors.

In Developing Countries