Question

1. What impact do natural disasters have on
the economy of a country?

Answer 1

This finding suggests that after a flood, damaged production capabilities are offset by increased investments in assets and increased labor. Overall, these empirical studies suggest that the indirect effects of natural disasters significantly reduce economic growth, especially in low-income countries.

Mark Brainlest

Answer 2

Answer:

The economic damage caused by disasters varies. Capital assets and infrastructure such as housing, schools, factories and equipment, roads, dams and bridges are lost. Human capital is depleted due to the loss of life, the loss of skilled workers and the destruction of education infrastructure that disrupts schooling.