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Rina8888 [55]
3 years ago
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Ano-ano ang implikasyon ng kayamanan at kasalatan sa likas na yaman sa isang rehiyon

Geography
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Papessa [141]3 years ago
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Answer:

Ang kayamanan at kakulangan ng likas na yaman ay baliktad na proporsyonal sa bawat isa.

Paliwanag:

Ang kayamanan at kakulangan sa mga likas na yaman sa isang rehiyon ay magkakaugnay sa bawat isa dahil ang yaman ay nagagawa lamang kung ang likas na yaman ay naroroon sa maraming halaga. Kung ang likas na mapagkukunan ay naroroon sa kaunting halaga, mas kaunting kayamanan ang nagawa. Ang mga likas na yaman tulad ng gasolina, ginto, pilak at iba pang mahahalagang mapagkukunan atbp ay nai-export sa ibang mga bansa at bilang kapalit yaman ay nakukuha. kaya mas maraming yaman ang nakukuha kapag maraming dami ng likas na yaman.

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