In Asia due to the presence of number of industries, large number of vehicles produce harmful gases and deteriorates the air quality at large extent. Deforestation and logging of trees are also one of the cause of lowest air quality.
Explanation:
Asia is a developing countries comprises of India, Sri lanka in its south, China, Japan, Korea in its east and south-east direction. There are all total 48 countries. All these countries population density is high. Among them China has world's highest population followed by India.
Over population and excess population density covers the land and deforested land for establishing settlement. Multi storied buildings are using air conditions, refrigerators which emits CFC in environment. Vehicles emit SO2, CO, CO2 etc. These are the facts which lower air quality in Asia.
Answer: yes
Explanation: point is our nation is more important that other nations as we have to provide food, accommodation ect.
so in point yes we do have to focus on our nation more than others
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Foreign Direct Investment
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Foreign direct investment refers to the investment of a firm or investor in foreign assets or individual. The percentage of share should be ten percent or more. It is a modern phenomenon and feature of an open market. After world war second, when colonization was ending in the whole world foreign direct investment was a step taken for the free flow of commerce with foreign countries. Ford's investment in India is an example of FDI.
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Explanation:
With regard with your question, most democratic governments consider participating in national elections a right of citizenship. Some consider that participation at elections is also a citizen's civic responsibility. In some countries, where voting is considered a duty, voting at elections has been made compulsory and has been regulated in the national constitutions and electoral laws.
