During World War II, it was Great Britain who invaded Ethiopia in hopes to increase power status. However, shortly afterwards they allowed them their freedom
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The economy of Ethiopia is agriculture based and accounts for about 47 percent of the gross domestic product and offers employment to about 85 percent of the population. At the moment the economy of Ethiopia is fast growing.
No, When the consumption power increase..... the basic needs of the people cannot be satisfied ..... its the poor sign in the developed of a country ..... its bad issue mainly for the developing country like India ..... then economical status will be in down arrow in the graph ...
As a country makes the transition from a least developed economy to developing nation status the Birthrates and Death Rates will increase due to Immigration and an increase in criminal activity. Hope it helped, this website is kinda worthless, you rarely get an answer and occasionally they are wrong.
As a country makes the transition from a least developed economy to developing nation status the Birthrates and Death Rates will increase due to immigration and an increase in criminal activity. Hope it helped, this website is kinda worthless, you rarely get an answer and occasionally they are wrong.
it means when a country asked another country to trade they say it on status
Your status is "married." You are still a citizen of this country. There is no special status.
Social status is the position or rank of a person or group, within the society. One can earn their social status by their own achievements.
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it depends on your country and status!
Central banks have control of the prevailing interest rates in the country and they usually reduce or increase them to maintain the country's economic status. If the country is having high inflation then the central bank would increase the interest rates to suck in excess cash from the markets and to reduce rates of essential commodities. Similarly, when the country is in a economic crisis, they might reduce interest rates to make borrowing cheaper and to promote spending.