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Which statement best completes the diagram?

Umnica [9.8K]

Answer:

A

Explanation:

Because my son just took the test.

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3 years ago

On average, how many venetians were dying each day from the plague in 1347

Vesnalui [34]

Around 200 people were killed daily.

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4 years ago

What are the various obstacle for the development works? make a list

barxatty [35]

Explanation:
1. Obstacles to developmentObstacles to development
2. Governance Certainly there is a great deal of evidence to suggest that disparities in the level of development between countries are related to governance and that poor governance is an obstacle to development. •The decisions governments make particularly in terms of public spending •The economic / political ideology •The level of corruption •The amount of bureaucracy and hindrance to private enterprise •The accountability of government to its people •
3. Access to Capital The growth of the economies of most of the richer countries in the world has been based on the right to own property and access to capital. Without access to capital businesses cannot grow.
4. Disease Diseases such as Malaria and HIV/Aids reduce the productivity of a country because death rates among economically active population are increased, people are too sick to work or caring for the sick. High levels of disease, infant mortality rates and fertility rates can be related to poor provision of health care Nagle page 438/9
5. Natural Hazards Back to the idea of environmental determinism. Natural hazards can be an obstacle to development. Drought (Ethiopia mid 1980s), 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami impact on Indonesia, regular flooding in Bangladesh, tropical storm damage in Caribbean.
6. Unfair trade and protectionism Subsidies paid to producers in MEDCs and trade barriers and protectionism limiting access to MEDC markets for LEDC producers are seen as major obstacles to development. Levels of protectionism are high in the global economy and many analysts argue that the rules of the Global Economy were made by MEDCs for the benefit of MEDCs.
7. Trade – Benefits for all? In theory trade should benefit all countries. International trade has been going on for a long time, so why are not all countries rich? http://www.maketradefair.com/en/index.php?file= issues_dumping.htm&cat=2&subcat=3&select=1
8. TNCs act in their shareholders interests. Nation states act in their citizens interests. International organisations and trade regulations have been developed to favour the nation states which designed them. Rich countries protect their primary, secondary and tertiary industries. Primary – EU Common Agricultural Policy http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/4466388.stm Secondary – EU Anti dumping rules on shoes made in China http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/4747186.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/4886008.stm Tertiary – Novartis (Swiss Pharmacuetical company attempts to stop generic versions of their drugs being produced in India (they lost the case) http://www.maketradefair.com/en/index.php?file=a2m_main.html&cat=2&subcat=4&select=1
9. There is no easy answer The theories attempting to explain disparities in development between countries are complex and offer sometimes opposing ideas. The obstacles to development are in some cases environmental but in all cases a combination of internal and external economic, social and political factors are involved. The debate on the different approaches to development is fiercely fought…
10. There is no easy answer The theories attempting to explain disparities in development between countries are complex and offer sometimes opposing ideas. The obstacles to development are in some cases environmental but in all cases a combination of internal and external economic, social and political factors are involved. The debate on the different approaches to development is fiercely fought…

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3 years ago

90 Points fast

Shkiper50 [21]

Hey You!

"Both The U.S Constitution and the State Constitution contain stipulations that help ensure cooperation between the branches and the means to prevemt one branch from becoming stronger and overwhelming another."

• Both constitutions ban the international slave trade.

• Both constitutions have the same system in which Representatives are elected for 2 year terms and states are represented in proportion to their populations where Senators are elected for 6 year terms and each state has two of them.

• Both had a legislature.

• Each had one governor.

There are more similarities but these are some I found! :)

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4 years ago

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Which of these factors of production led to the beginning of the Industrial Revolution?

dusya [7]

I'm guessing but natural recources

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4 years ago

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