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Kerala's economy is highly dependent on remittances. Which of the following is a potential consequence of this dependence?

AVulnerability to global economic slowdowns

BIncreased self-sufficiency in agricultural production

CA significant decrease in the cost of living for residents

DRapid expansion of the state's manufacturing sector for export

Answer:

A. Vulnerability to global economic slowdowns

Read Explanation:

  • A global economic slowdown, especially in the Gulf region, can negatively impact job opportunities and reduce the flow of remittances, making the economy vulnerable.


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