Which factors cause poverty in low-income nations?
heavy reliance on technology
underpopulation
lack of educational opportunities
uneven distribution of wealth
low birth rate

- lack of educational opportunities

- uneven distribution of wealth

Explanation:

The low income nations are nations that have problems on all levels, resulting in large scale poverty. These nations usually have dictators or very corrupt politicians as their leaders. The economy of these countries is in bad shape, either being very low with development, or being in heavy debt.

One very big problem that results in poverty, among the others, is the lack of education among the population. It is not that the people don't want to educate themselves, but they just don't have the finances to do it, or the children have to work as well so that the families can have enough income to survive. The fact that big portion of the population doesn't have education, or very low one, restricts the people in having life opportunities, which makes it extremely hard fro them to come out of the poverty.

The wealth in these countries is very unevenly distributed. The uneven distribution of wealth is a problem everywhere in the world, but in the more developed countries the people earn enough to be able to have a good life. This is not the case in the poor countries, as the people get very little money, which is often not even enough for the basic needs, while only few individuals control all of the wealth in the country.