Developing countries still may not have a fully literate population, or widespread internet access, a well functioning policing and fire services. Developed countries have all these things.
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Countries trade<span> with each other when, on their own, they do not have the resources, or capacity to satisfy their own needs and wants. By developing and exploiting their domestic scarce resources, </span>countries<span> can produce a surplus, and </span>trade<span> this for the resources they need.</span>
The three powerful dynasties that developed after Alexander the Great's death were. Ptolemy dynasty, Seleucus dynasty and Antigonid dynasty. For Ptolemy dynasty, they were absorbed with the Roman Empire and because their rulers were not effective, they were under control by the Romans in Egypt. For the Seleucus dynasty, they lost control over the Asia Minor against the Roman Empire and was abolished by Pompey the Great. Antigonid dynasty lost their war against the Romans because of the three "fetters" of Greece through three wars.
Answer:
Knowledge economy is the "knowledge intensive activity for production of goods as well as services."
Explanation:
The type of economy in which the production of goods as well as the services will depend upon the knowledge intensive activity is called as the Knowledge economy. The result of this knowledge intensive activity will be the large portion of the economic growth and also employment. It plays a major role in human capital. Firms also need to attract and retain the workers by adapting new mode of economy. Various latest growth theories will help in increasing the human capital by increasing the knowledge in order to provide the latest source of economic rise and increased productivity.
Basic characteristics of a theocracy
A god is the ultimate "source" of authority
A person rules in lieu or in representation of god, since a god has never actually appeared.
Laws are written in accordance to the religious texts
Non believers are often ostracized, if not down-right persecuted or killed.
