Because it is below the sea level and there is little or no activity.
The countries have similar histories, a shared religion, shared political beliefs, similar economies, and common economic activities.
Yes, ofcourse, they have to do that to continue their livelyhood
It helps a countries economic health by knowing the climate to dress appropriately for the weather to keep people from getting sick.
the enhancement and educaton for the better use of all human and material resources in their countries the increase of food production or agriculture as one of the most convenient solutions to the global economic crisis etc.
What countries in Africa have successful manufacturing industries? APEX
all countries have mixed economies
1) Forming economic blocs. Some examples include Mercosur (Mercado comun del Sur / Southern Common Market) between Argentina, Venezuela, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil, and NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) between Mexico, Canada and the United States.2) Diversifying their economies. Most countries within the region export natural resources, such as soybeans (Brazil), oil (Venezuela) or copper (Chile).
Congo, Niger, Burundi, and Mozambique are the top four poorest economic countries in the world.
Mercosur is an economic and political agreement among 5 South American nations. They include Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
Paraguay has a market economy.
The economies of Latin American nations is controlled by a small group of landed elite and foreign investors. Many of the profits do not stay in the country and do not lead to the betterment overall.
The IMF wants to fix the economies of countries that need its help.
Why economic growth is desirable for modern open economies
The IMF encourages such countries to restructure their economies to create better economic conditions and better balance of payment conditions.
Yes, many, the most important one is MERCOSUR. An economic alliance created by Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil. Also it belongs to UNASUR, an alliance between most of the South American countries.
Historically, most Communist countries had planned economies (indicative of communist economic theory), but today, most Communist countries actually have capitalist economies with strong state presence.
If you are talking about countries, then there are lots of countries that have a controlled economic system, such as Venezuela, China, and Russia. Some economies have more government control than other and none are completely government controlled, except N. Korea perhaps.