How does economic capacity and development impact the State's ability to provide these rights?
Economic capacity and development impact the State's ability to provide these rights by determining the extent of resources available to fulfill the obligations outlined in these provisions. The State must make effective provision for securing the right to work, education, and public assistance within the limits of its economic capacity and development. This means that the State can only provide these rights to the extent that it has the financial resources and infrastructure necessary to do so. If a State's economy is not strong enough or if it lacks proper development, it may struggle to fulfill all of the rights outlined in this context.