Question

which factor is likely to be of concern in a developed nation in the twenty-first century?low gdpslowing economic growthpopulations that are growing too quicklylabor shortages in manufacturing

Explanation:

Developed nations typically have high GDPs, so low GDP is not a primary concern. Their populations often age and grow slowly or decline, so rapid population growth is not an issue. Many developed nations have shifted to service-based economies, with manufacturing often automated or outsourced, so manufacturing labor shortages are not a top concern. Slowing economic growth, however, is a common worry as these nations reach mature economic stages, facing issues like aging populations, saturated markets, and global competition.

Answer:

B. slowing economic growth