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max2010maxim [7]
3 years ago
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Explain how the geography of an area determined the type of economy in a region. Please provide THREE examples. Each example mus

t provide the region, the geography and the economy (jobs). You must use at least TWO regions in your paragraph. Proper spelling, capitalization and grammar are expected.
Geography
1 answer:
sergey [27]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: Such a broad regionalization scheme is likely to be overly simplistic, yet it commonly used and it can be quite useful. Often different terms are used to describe each region.

Explanation: ( More Developed Countries (MDC) )

Developed Countries

Industrialized Countries

First World*

Haves

Rich Countries

The North

Industrially Advanced Countries (IACs)

                                     ( Less Developed Countries (LDC) )

 Underdeveloped Countries

Agricultural Countries

Third World *

Have Nots

Poor Countries

The South

Less Industrialized Countries    

( First World Countries and Third World Countries - Why? Well, what is the Second World? How can you have a first and a third without a second? The Second World used to be the command economy (communist) countries of the Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, China, North Korea, Cuba, Vietnam, and a few other countries. With the collapse of communism in most of these countries the "Second World" no longer exists.) i can just tell this much i dont know alot!    

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