One of the most significant problems facing governments with low gdp is that a low gdp often results in a. lower-than-average infant mortality rates b. less available tax revenue c. increased economic growth d. lower unemployment rates

The answer to the question above is "B. less available tax revenue" based on the GDP calculation formula. The GDP calculation formula is stated as GDP = C + I + G + (Ex - Im) where C is consumers spending, i is investments, G is government spending, and (Ex - Im) is the difference between export and import. A low GDP means a low spending has occurred in the country which results in a decrease in tax revenue.

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