Why are Least Developed Countries (LDCs) hesitant to promote development by exporting primary commodities?

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Increasing commodity prices and the consistent value of primary goodsRising commodity prices coupled with fluctuating real prices of primary productsDeclining commodity prices along with stable real prices of primary commoditiesFalling commodity prices combined with unstable real prices of primary goodsStable commodity prices and steady real prices of primary products

Explanation

LDCs are reluctant to rely on primary product exports for development because these commodities often experience a downward trend in prices and significant volatility in their real values, making export earnings unpredictable and risky.