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    Globalisation

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    the south; Dutch (Boer) migrations began in the 17th century‚ and the English first settled in what is now Kenya and Zimbabwe in the 19th century. Africa as a whole is a developing region. Agriculture is the key sector of the economy in most countries. Diamond and gold mining are important in the south‚ while petroleum and natural gas are produced in the west. Despite these abundant

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    causes of fertility rates

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    Brown ABSTRACT Fertility patterns are different between countries and over time. Many different factors can affect the fertility rate. This paper will discuss the different factors that have an effect on the fertility rate. Some are economic while some are social. The economic factors will be based in the theories of Richard Easterlin‚ Diane Macunovich‚ Butz & Ward‚ and John Ermisch. The social factors that will be developed here are related to race‚ education‚ religion‚ contraceptive use

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    BRICs and MITSk Project

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    Project Page 1 INTRODUCTION The purpose of this project is to introduce the BRICS and MITSK countries identified as important emerging economic countries and important basis of a new economic group that each country possesses significant individual economic power as well. Also‚ to understand the global business strategy and the threat and opportunities they possess. First there were the "Brics" - now there

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    change in the UK and Bangladesh Bangladesh is a LEDC (less economically developed country). It has a population of 148‚692‚130. In Bangladesh there are many different problems being caused by climate change. A massive problem in Bangladesh is flooding this is caused by higher precipitation levels for example snow (this could come from the Himalayas) and could increase river and sea levels. As well as this‚ most of the country consists of a huge flood plain. This high level of water will result in

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    Economic Development

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    institutions are parts of economic development. Average income of a person‚ life expectancy at birth‚ literacy rate‚ etc. are measurements of economic development. In order to increase the standard of living infrastructure facilities should be developed. Developments in roads‚ irrigation systems are a part of economic development. Education increases the living condition of humans. Because of that development in education is essential for economic development. Good health facilities are essential

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    India on the Move

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    INDIA ON THE MOVE - 1. This is about a recent report‚ I saw in NDTV. The report was really shocking and really shaken me thoroughly. The report is talking about small farmers in the Vidarbh region (Near Nagpur) committing suicide because they could not sustain the loan burden and could not survive from the agricultural income. In the last eight months around 400 farmers have committed suicide. This has become a daily occurrence. The government as usual just woken up and started its preliminary

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    Causes of Social Mobility

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    Causes of Social Mobility 1) Geographical Causes-: The peculiar Geographical Conditions pay vital role in Social Mobility in certain country. The people migrate from the area where the geographical condition are conducive for them. The migrate to those areas or countries where the geographical conditions considered are to be good. e.g. in extreme winter the people of that area comes to plain cities. 2) Political and Economic Causes-: if there are conducive and suitable Politico-Economic

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    Question: How far does foreign aid contributes to the economic development of the poor countries? Answer: Developed or rich countries help developing or poor countries by providing aid to them. Currently lots of third world countries receive foreign aids from developed countries. This situation is lasting for many years and has both positive and negative aspects. Foreign aid from various sources can reach recipients through bilateral or multilateral delivery systems. Literally the world is becoming

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    more connected together through a global economy. Advancements in technology have allowed organizations to expand into different countries throughout the world. When an organization moves into a new society and culture different from their own there is always ethical and social issues the organizations must deal with. Sometimes organizations reach out to another country to offer support and help address pre existing ethical and social problems within a society. Other times ethical and social issues

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    the rate of increase in the size of a given area‚ such as a city‚ country or continent. Population growth is closely linked to fertility‚ which is the rate at which women produce offspring. Due to the limited resources on earth and in various countries‚ rampant population growth can lead to inadequate food and other amenities‚ so in certain cases it can be beneficial to attempt to limit population growth. Laws One way for a country or other ruling authoritative body to control population growth

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