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Resources rather refer to power over people and materials: it is more the capability to steer resources, not the actual physical 'having of' power. It is therefore more a subjective power then a objective power. you can define Power as 'a capability of transformation'
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Answer: Migrants have contributed to the development and expansion of small businesses, which are the cornerstone for the Australian economy. They have contributed to the development of technology bringing to the country cutting edge technology in particular from Asia and Eastern Europe.
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The Chinese have had restrictions in the amount of children that a family can have, for few decades it was one child, now it is two. Even thought the limit is increased to two children per family, it is a number that will allow the nation to keep it's population on a status quo level.
India, has it worst, the government has not been able to make a solid plan that can be implemented, the wast majority of the population is uneducated, and there's still the pride in having more children, so the population is still growing very fast.
The Kenyan government made a long term development plan, which as a main goal has to achieve a high quality life for all Kenyans that is sustainable with available resources. Also contraceptive coverage, and educating the population with videos, presentations, talks.
<span>Sinkholes, especially like the one that occurred in Mexico City, are often sign that the water reservoir is being depleted. Usually, the water underneath the ground helps stabilize it, however if there is suddenly open space or a cavern, it can collapse on its self causing a sink hole. This could also happen from fracking and drilling.</span>
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We can use the example of the Greater Accra region, one of the new regions of Ghana.
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The Greater Accra region consists essentially of the city of Accra, and its immediate sorroundings, and has over 4 million people.
As the most populated region in the country, its regional economy is the most important for Ghana. It is where a great part of the country's industrial and service sectors are located. The reason for this is geographical: people living close to each other in cities tend to form closer economic ties that increase efficiency and productivity.
