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    I have mixed feelings about whether rich countries should help poor countries or not. There are different reasons why I believe that they should‚ and different reasons why I believe that they should not help. Rich countries should help poor countries because if things were reversed they would want help. Opening up trade barriers so that poor countries can sell their goods is another good way to help. Rich countries could also send money to help pay off debt. People have no idea how lucky they

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    you might wanna know. Cambodia‚ a Southeast Asian country that shares borders with Thailand‚ Vietnam and Laos‚ was under the French rule from 1863 until 1953. This long period of time affected people who fell into apathy demonstrated through their lack of political interest and desire for change. However‚ during this period of time‚ a small communist group started to emerge. They saw the future Cambodia as an independent and socialist country with satisfied citizens. Their main inspiration came

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    Lao People’s Democratic Republic (2 December 1975) I. Is Laos a unitary system country or federal system country? The Lao People’s Democratic Republic‚ which is situated in Southeast Asia‚ shares borders with five countries; China to the north‚ Vietnam to the east‚ Cambodia to the south‚ and Thailand and the Union of Myanmar to the west. It has a total area of 236‚800 square kilometres‚ with a population of 6.492.400 million . 66.8 per cent of Lao population believe in Buddhism because 33.2 percent

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    Country Notebook : Switzerland I. Cultural Analysis Introduction : Switzerland is a landlocked country geographically divided between the Alps‚ the Central Plateau and the Jura. Its area is 41‚285 km2 (15‚940 sq mi). The Swiss population of approximately 7.8 million people concentrates mostly on the Plateau‚ where the largest cities are to be found. Among them are the two global cities and economic centers of Zürich and Geneva. Switzerland is one of the richest countries in the world by per

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    Abstract Country Profile Oman is a middle-income country with an economy primarily based on limited hydrocarbon resources‚ and a few significant recent gas finds. Crude Oil and natural gas has accounted for more than 85% of the government’s revenue in 2015. High prices of oil in recent times have bolstered Oman’s budget‚ trade surpluses‚ and foreign reserves. Oman has enjoyed a GDP growth of 4.5% in 2015‚ a large part was attributed to the price of oil which was around $100 per barrel. The financial

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    and Legal System 34 8. Conclusion 41 Introduction The UAE is the 36th largest economy in the world and No.2 in the GCC. The UAE ranks 40th out of 183 countries for the overall ‘Ease of Doing Business’. The existence of free trade zones with 100% ownership‚ zero taxes‚ excellent infrastructure‚ a relatively stable outlook on country risks‚ and very a convenient geographical location almost midway between east and west are attractive aspects for foreign investments. Some 80% of Fortune 500

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    Doing Business in Qatar Country Analysis of Qatar Brief Introduction of Qatar: Qatar‚ also known as the State of Qatar‚ is an Arab country in the Middle East. It is bordered by Saudi Arabia to the south; on the other hand‚ the Persian Gulf surrounds the state. A strait of the Persian Gulf separates Qatar from the nearby island nation of Bahrain. Qatar is a nation of abundant oil and gas. It has the third largest gas reserves and the second highest GDP per capita in the world. An absolute monarchy

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    a new social or political regime can fail to live up to the original idealism that inspired its introduction. In the modern world there are many examples of this occurring‚ such as in Iraq and Zimbabwe where their leaders were originally welcomed by their people but now their regimes have failed or are in the process of disintegration. ANIMAL FARM shows examples of a communist regime throughout (the equality in food‚ work and living conditions) and how communist regimes often fall apart‚ in this

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    T R A D E A N D D E V E L O P M E N T Export competitiveness and development in LDCs policies‚ issues and priorities for least developed countries for action during and beyond UNCTAD XII UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT Export competitiveness and development in LDCs: policies‚ issues and priorities for least developed countries for action during and beyond UNCTAD XII UNITED NATIONS New York and Geneva‚ 2008 Note • • Symbols of United Nations documents are

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    durability of hybrid regimes. In their book‚ Competitive Authoritarianism: Hybrid Regimes After the Cold War‚ Way and Levitski examine the ways in which party-based authoritarian regimes in Sub-Saharan Africa dealt with the political and economic crisis brought by the end of the Cold War. They conclude that while patronage and repression alone might be sufficient in protecting the regime in stable times‚ it is not enough to ensure survival in times of crisis. The most robust regimes‚ they argue‚ would

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