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Explanation:
In its latest South Asia Economic Focus, Spring 2020, the World Bank estimates that Bhutan’s Real GDP growth in the fiscal year 2020 will decelerate in the range of 2.2 to 2.9 percent depending on how long the pandemic lasts.
Before the pandemic, the country’s growth projection for the year was at 6.5 percent.
The World Bank says that the pandemic will adversely affect agriculture, construction, and export sectors due to disruptions on the supply side such as labour shortages and lower external demand. The trend is likely to continue until the end of 2021.
Growth slowdown in India is expected to dampen external demand, particularly for non-hydro goods and services from Bhutan.
Economic Affairs Minister Loknath Sharma in an earlier interview said that the government was working on minimising the economic impact. Among other measures, the government plans to frontload some of the 12th Plan projects.
The country’s current account deficit is likely to persist given the country’s dependence on essential imports, both for consumption and investment.
Here are some of the achievements of the Tang and Song Dynasties:
1. <span>Literature and arts influenced cultural diffusion between China, Japan, and Korea. This lead to ink painting
2. </span><span>Sailing and ocean trade lead to the invention of the compass and cultural diffusion
3. T</span><span>hey cultivated a lot of rice
4. </span><span>They had a bureaucracy , where people have a say
5. They made many long roads</span>
The correct answer is - B. Roman Catholicism.
The Spanish people, with their arrival and settling in Latin America, brought with them their culture as well, and one big part of their culture was their religion. They were practicing the Roman Catholicism, and still are, being one of the ''biggest believers'' in the Christian faith nowadays.
The Spanish encountered multiple civilizations in this region, and after they conquered them, they started to assimilate them, some of which forcefully. Over time, their assimilation turned out to be a success, so the most dominant religion, by far, in Latin America is the Roman Catholicism.
The answer is B. hope it helped
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wouldn't it be inflation/increase of prices
