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Many people argue that rich nations have a moral responsibility to help poor nations economically due to global interdependence and historical factors. However, this is a complex issue with considerations related to efficiency, sustainability, and potential unintended consequences. Ultimately, the decision to provide economic assistance to poor nations is influenced by a combination of ethical, political, and practical considerations.
Reducing trade barriers
The purpose of capital budgeting is to help poor people and others improve their life.
Microcredit claims to help the poor by giving poor business owners capital to start up and operate their businesses. They also claim to help micro finance the poor funds and help them maintain their money. They claim that with their help the poor will not be taken advantage of as they can maintain their cash flow themselves.
ways that the wealthiest nations benefit from keeping the poorest nations poor
Poor transportation is the lack of mobility or to move on a vehicle,maybe the insufficiency of vehicles
No they are not, Haiti is one of the poorest nations on Earth., that is why these poor people need all the help they can get from other richer nations to rebuild their country.
The United Nations was formed after World War II, to lend money to poor nations,etc.
The author includes the example to emphasize the potential negative consequences of rich nations providing aid to poor nations. This can help illustrate how dependency on aid may hinder the long-term development and empowerment of the receiving country.
The mobility of the electrons in matter. Tightly bound electrons make for poor conductors.
The Green Revolution
The wealthy nations gain market expansion, if they are wise enough to see the potential. Therefore they should invest in the economic advancement of the poor nations