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    in a country such as Saudi Arabia an investor should be aware of the strict religious customs there and the effects this may have on the way they can conduct business or the product they sell. A second factor that makes up an economic environment is the political and economic environment facing business, for example a country can have varying degrees of individual freedom in political, economic and cultural spheres. This is something investors should be very aware of as investing in a country…

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    These counties are in the process of developing to become a developed country. People think about developed countries like the United States and Britain, and these countries already have a strong power in economic and other factors. Massey provides the example of Argentina, which is a developing country. She believes that in order to let Argentina become a developed country, the nation should follow the same history as London has. However, maybe in reality…

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    exploited by developing countries for their own growth. Over the years, criticisms have been laid on unfair trade policies as one of the reasons why developing countries have continued to be marginalized. For instance, the case of Africa and China’s trade deficit which shows some of the flaws which might be attributed to the former’s slow economic growth over the years (Men and Benjamin 30). The estimation was in 2008.…

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    (u of maine) This explosion of mental activity is important in developing a multitude of abilities from movement to acquisition of language.(citation) However, without approximately 2200 calories a day in childhood a long-term mental deficit is developed.(3.6) Furthermore, Anita J. Fugelstad, highlights nutrients such as long chain poly-unsaturated fatty acids, iron, zinc, iodine, and selenium all as playing important roles in developing various parts of the brain.4 The effect of the different…

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    lasted from 1820-1870 and established the basis for manufacturing in today’s world. Countries in Asia like China and India seemed to have missed this onslaught of changes which left these countries behind for them to develop in later years. This said, China and India are considered developing countries meaning they’re still experiencing their industrial revolution and are catching up to developed countries. Developing…

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    the picture perfect smile is valued and sough after in some countries while in others the mouth becomes something that is not part of the body and oral health is not considered as part of overall health. The media has altered the world’s views on what it means to be attractive and, now that includes having a white, appealing smile. Dental treatments around the world have grown to be expensive for both developed and developing countries. The costs are anywhere from 5-10 per cent of the total of…

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    National Geographic’s article on Farming and Agriculture states that, “40 percent of the Earth 's land is now given over to agriculture” (Owen, 1). This means the amount of land susceptible to the detrimental effects of climate change is incredibly vast. The Farming and Agriculture article also notes that, “maps suggest that an area roughly the size of South America is used for crop production, while even more land; 7.9 to 8.9 billion acres (3.2 to 3.6 billion) is being used to raise livestock”…

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    subsidized their agricultural sectors to the detriment of developing economies (IATP, 2003). Their subsidies and below-cost agricultural exports (“dumping”) reduce the potential for agricultural exports from developing countries. Moreover, they deflate prices in developing economies, thereby undermining rural livelihoods. As Bhagirath Lal Das, the former Indian ambassador to the GATT, explains: [A] fraud has been perpetrated on developing countries in terms of liberalization of trade [in…

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    and empty medicine cabinets. Dr. Lauria’s experience is not an outlier. The dysfunctional and unsophisticated hospitals present in developing countries across the globe compared with the technologically elite and fully staffed hospitals in the United States only represent only one example of the many healthcare issues that developing countries face today. Developing…

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    day of their life. Whether you realize it or not, the steps to make the clothes you wear, requires multiple steps and multiple countries just to produce one article of clothing. In recent years, the textile industry has had some major changes involving the employment and production of fabric due to globalization and the ability to easily collaborate with other countries. The transition of the production of textiles from local businesses to oversea factories has caused many effects on the world’s…

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