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The food/population ratio is one of the major causes of undernutrition in developing countries. Which of the following is NOT a way to improve the food/population ratio?
A) Improve immunization programs in children to decrease the spread of infectious diseases.
B) Educate women to increase their earning power and productivity.
C) Improve methods to increase food production and the importation of foods from other countries.
D) Focus on increasing population growth.

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