Internal Security · Development and Extremism
In public administration, the phrase 'development deficit' is sometimes used while discussing insurgency- or extremism-prone areas. In practical terms, this expression most nearly refers to:
- 1the difference between export growth and tax revenue in a state economy
- 2the decline in industrial profits caused by conflict-related disruptions
- 3the gap between citizens' basic developmental needs and the actual availability of infrastructure, services, opportunities, and responsive governance✓
- 4the absence of any security forces in district headquarters
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the gap between citizens' basic developmental needs and the actual availability of infrastructure, services, opportunities, and responsive governance
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