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The average population growth rate for developed nations is how much?
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Why are cities in the developed nations growing so fast?
Because the growth of Suburbs has been a population trend in developed nations since about 1950.
What are the roles that developing or developed nations play in world population growth?
Developing nations provide education and health programmes to control birth rate by better facilities to the world.
What type of growth do newly developed nations face?
rapid
Which nations encourage population growth?
Canada and France.
States that have had significant industrial growth in recent years are called?
States that have had significant industrial growth in recent years are often referred to as "industrial hubs" or "booming industrial states." These states typically experience increased development and expansion in manufacturing, technology, and other industrial sectors, leading to economic prosperity and job creation within the region.
What are four obstacles to growth in developing nations?
Economic Growth, High Population, Poor Development, Corruption
What are five characteristics of developed nations?
1) Low GDP 2) An Agricultural Economy 3) Poor Health Conditions 4) Low Literacy Rate 5) Rapid Population Growth
What is a valid generalization in developing nations?
Decreasing the infant mortality rate will limit population growth in developing nations
Which nations have negative population growth?
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Why did the modern economic growth experience of the more developed nations not spread more rapidly to the less developed countries?
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What is one way that underdeveloped nations can increase growth in Gross Domestic Product?
Studies conducted by economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York indicate that under developed nations can benefit and increase their GDP by importing high technology products from developed nations. As a whole, trade between less developed nations and underdeveloped ones, have resulted in economic benefits for less developed nations.
What is a major problem faced by Southeast Asian nations today is that?
D. economic growth has not kept pace with population growth
