Brunei has domestic energy resources and Korea does not. Brunei has large petroleum deposits and is a major Non-OPEC oil exporter. Korea has some coal deposits, but lacks significant energy reserves. North Korea, which maintains an economic policy of autarky (not trading with other countries), correspondingly has a very low productivity. South Korea imports vast amounts of energy, especially fossil fuels and uses this energy to power a modern first-world economy. Conversely, even while Brunei has large domestic reserves, the country remains in poverty and underdeveloped because of resource hording by the Sultan and export markets.
Dont differ like if it helped
In terms of access to natural resources, how did Japan differ from England?
Dont differ like if it helped
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He believed that Natural Resources should be conserved and managed.
He believed that Natural Resources should be conserved and managed.
one is hot, the other has life-sustaining fog.
one is hot, the other has life-sustaining fog.
He believed that Natural Resources should be conserved and managed.
He believed that Natural Resources should be conserved and managed.
He believed that Natural Resources should be conserved and managed.
the difference in market and government occurs in the allocation of resources and labor division which determines the prices