How do debt repayment and structural adjustment terms hamper economic development? A. Only wealthy nations need to repay their d
ebts, so it slows their progress. B. This is no longer a problem because debt repayment was completely erased after World War II. C. Both measures rob a developing nation of money it could use to invest in social welfare improvements. D. They always penalize highly developed nations rather than underdeveloped ones.
A. Only wealthy nations need to repay their debts, so it slows their
progress. -this is not true, as not only wealthy nations need to pay back debt, but all nations
B. This is no longer a problem because debt repayment was
completely erased after World War II. -this is not true: this is still a problem, and quite a big one.
C. Both measures rob a developing
nation of money it could use to invest in social welfare improvements.
Well, debt repayment does rob developing nation of money that it could use for other purposes: so it's true! (structural adjustment doesn't rob but it maintains the state in which the nation needs to pay back the debt)- this is the correct answer!
D. They always penalize highly developed nations rather than
underdeveloped ones.
- This is not true, as both countries are penalized, and the underdeveloped ones even more so.
immigration to European countries has a long history, which has increased substantially over the 20 C.E, especially in the western European countries have seen a high growth rate in the history of migration.
Since world war 2 the European nations due to the military invasions there have been notable moments of the population over this region notably from the roman empires due to migration of Slavic people.
There have been illegal immigration and asylum-seeking since the 1990s, most of the migrants are from Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, Iceland, and Finland. Thus the culture of the Mediterranean region is dominated by Christian and medieval architecture of greeks and Romans.
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