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(a) Why did agriculture fail to develop in Zambia? (b) Why did agriculture develop successfully in Zimbabwe?

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a) Zambia relied on more than 880 million tons of copper reserves and allowed agricultural production to collapse. Although it became an increasingly rich country, the problem arose when the price of copper on the world market dropped significantly. The country did not have enough food for its population which led to poverty.

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