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Harman [31]
3 years ago
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A small, underdeveloped nation has recently caught the attention of more developed nations because scientists have conducted res

earch that suggests that, beneath its soil, the nation could be rich in a rare natural resource. The leaders of the underdeveloped nation, which has rich cultural traditions and virtually no military, is trying to decide whether to join a regional intergovernmental organization. In a three- to five-paragraph essay, analyze the pros and cons the nation’s leaders are facing, and support your opinion about whether the underdeveloped nation should join the IGO.
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Levart [38]3 years ago
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Answer:

Financial problem, non-availability of resources and less number of trained people.

Explanation:

The problems the nation’s leaders are facing is that the financial problem due to less development in the industrial sectors, non-availability of resources to dug out minerals from their soil and less number of trained people.

In my opinion, the underdeveloped nation should join the regional intergovernmental organization in order to better their economic condition as well to grow and progress like other developed nation.

If the country installed more industries so it can achieve better economy and has the capability to dug out minerals from the soil and also enable to train more people by providing educational facilities.      

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