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What is a coutry's ability to produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another country can?
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Comparative advantage :)
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What continent has the most coutrys?
africa
What coutrys currency is the leu?
Romania and Moldavia
What two coutrys is the dead sea between?
Israel and Jordan.
Is Asia a coutrys?
No, it is a continent made up of many countries.
Did Mary queen of Scots get married?
no because she would range war on the coutrys and so she said she was married to her contry
How many people have competed at 3 Olympic Games?
how many coutrys have complete 3 Olympic Gamesome coutrys are: Ireland they only won 3Chine more than 3USA more than 3Canada more then 3India they only won 3 madelsphelps won more then 3great Britain more than 3Germany more then 3South afirca only won 1 medaliceland only won one medalsSerbia won just 3austria only won just 3 medelssweeden more than 3!and more!
How was segregation in the north different than the south in the US?
Segregation in the South was very different than in the North. It was made illegal in many areas for an African American person to be in the same room as a Caucasian person. The further away from the South, the more lenient the segregation rules were, but it was a travesty all around.
What coutrys are in the same time zone as south Africa?
The time in South Africa is always UTC+2.The time in these places is also always UTC+2:Libyathe eastern half of the Democratic Republic of the CongoRwandaBurundiZambiaMalawiMozambiqueZimbabweBotswanaSwazilandLesothoThe time in these places is UTC+2 only from the last Sunday of March to the last Sunday of October:SvalbardNorwaySwedenDenmarkPolandGermanythe NetherlandsBelgiumthe Czech RepublicLuxembourgFranceSlovakiaAustriaHungarySwitzerlandLiechtensteinSloveniaItalySan MarinoVatican CityMonacoCroatiaSerbiaBosnia and HerzegovinaMontenegroKosovoAlbaniaMacedoniaAndorraSpainGibraltarMaltaThe time in these places is UTC+2 only from the last weekend of October to the last weekend of March:FinlandEstoniaLatviaLithuaniaUkraineMoldovaRomaniaBulgariaGreeceTurkeyCyprusLebanonJordanSyriaIsraelThe time in the Palestinian Territories is UTC+2 from the day before the 4th Saturday of September to the day after the last Thursday of March.The time in Egypt is UTC+2 from the day after the last Thursday of September to the last Friday of April and during Ramadan.The time in Namibia is UTC+2 from the 1st Sunday of September to the 1st Sunday of April.
What are the future trends of trade?
Very interesting question that should start only speculation and no debate. ((hint hint answer people)) the general thought of what money represents to a human being is a common representation of something that you accomplished that represents work. hypothetically, what will follow the idea of using money to represent work is either something that represents some other value you bring to society. currently, the idea of currency is still based on a national level, which in my opinion, is not representational of the individual doing the job. i realize that a world economy may be a very sci fi kind of thing to say, but in the realm of dealing with different cultures and ideas, until we learn to assign value on a world basis, we may as well be dealing with alien cultures. (aliens meaning not of this world. not from other countries) this should be a very interesting post, because speculation and experimentation is what has made society what it is today.
How did the colonization of South Africa end?
colonization began when the portouges actually the first ones to come to Africa for slavery but then other coutrys got intrested and followed along that's when the for example the french and the dutch came along and wanted the land for themselves after that all the coutries like the portouges, french, and the dutch went together in a conference and peacfully decided which land they would like to have (the thing that bothers me is that it wasn't even there land to begin with) i guess that's how it started if u need more help lizzie0823@yahoo.com =]
What is the pathology of rheumatoid arthritis?
Rheumatoid arthritis, is a chronic, often progressive disease where inflammatory changes occur connective tissues of the body. Inflammation and the resultant thickening of the synovial membranes (the sacs holding the fluid that lubricates the joints) cause irreversible damage to the joint capsule and the articular (joint) cartilage as these structures are replaced by scar like tissue called pannus. RA (Rheumatoid arthritis) is about three times as common in women as in men and afflicts about 1 percent of the adult population in developed coutrys, It primarily affects the middle-aged. (Children may also be affected by a similar disorder known as juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.)Usually rheumatoid arthritis begins by affecting joints of the hands and feet symmetrically then progressing to the wrists, knees, or shoulders; the onset of the disorder is gradual. Pain and stiffness in one or more small joints are usually followed by swelling and heat, accompanied by muscle pain that may last for weeks or months, and may subside suddenly. Joint pain is not always proportionate to the amount of swelling and warmth generated. Fatigue, weakness, and loss of weight are common symptoms. Often, before prominent signs appear, the affected person may complain of coldness of hands and feet, numbness, and tingling, all of which suggest compression of the vasomotor nerve.Active inflammation is first seen in the synovial membranes of the joints, which become red and swollen. Later, a layer of roughened granulation tissue, or pannus, protrudes over the surface of the cartilage. Under the pannus the cartilage is eroded and destroyed. The joints sease in place or (ankylosed) by thick and hardened pannus. This also may cause displacement and deformity of the joints. The skin, bones, and muscles adjacent to the joints atrophy from disuse and destruction. Painful nodules over bony prominences may persist or regress. Complex collections of cells surrounded by lymphocytes in the connective tissue of muscle and nerve bundles cause pressure which leads to pain, the nodular lesions may invade the connective tissue of the blood vessel walls.People that have RA often have characteristic autoantibodies in their blood, one of the pieces of evidence implicating an autoimmune mechanism in the disease process. An autoimmune reaction is an immune reaction against the body's own tissues, and an autoantibody is an antibody that attacks parts of the body These called rheumatoid factor. It is not known what causes the autoimmune reaction, but there is evidence that persons afflicted with the disease have a genetic susceptibility to an environmental agent such as a virus. Once activated by such an agent, a series of immune system reactions causes inflammation.
What countries participated in World War 1?
Many countries fought very hard in the first World war some of these are Germany, England, America, Astro-Hungary and Serbia. Many other contories also worked very hard in the war.well i think it was basically every country considering it is called the WORLD WAR. But the main coutrys wereAllies:Russia, Great Britain, France, SerbiaLater on Australia, America and italy and a couple other countries came in to helpCentral Powers:Austria-Hungary, Germany, Turkey, I think belgium aswellThere were many countries that FOUGHT in world war 1 but some of them were Germany,Britain,France,Russia,Canada,Australia and the US.On one side were the so-called Central powers. Italy is sometimes nominally included as a Central Power because of her membership in the pre-war Tripple Alliance. However, when fighting broke out Italy decided to sit out the fighting. In May 1915, Italy joined the enemies of the central powers, instead.CENTRAL POWERSGerman Empire, August 1914 - November 1918Austro-Hungarian Empire, Augsut 1914 - November 1918Ottoman Empire (Turkey) October 1914 - October 1918Bulgaria, October 1915 - September 1918On the other side were the allied powers. Some of these nations were only nominal allied powers were not involved militarily. (i.e. These countries did not actually FIGHT in the war.) In addition at the time some non-nations were among the allies. (i.e. These were not yet countries, yet fought in the war and were among the victors in the peace talks.)ALLIED POWERSSerbia, 28 July 1914 - October 1915 (in exile - November 1918)Russian Empire, 1 August 1914 - November 1917France, 3 August 1914 - November 1918Belgium, 4 August 1914 - November 1918British Empire, 4 August 1914 - November 1918Includes Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and IndiaMontenegro, 8 August 1914 - January 1916 (in exile - November 1918)Japan, 23 August 1914 - November 1917Italy, 23 May 1915 - November 1917Portugal, 9 March 1916 - November 1917Romania, 27 August 1916 - December 1917, November 1918)United States: 6 April 1917 - November 1917Brazil: 27 October 1917 - November 1917Greece (National Defence faction only), November 1916 - July 1917Greece (Unified), 2 July 1917 - November 1917NOMINAL ALLIED POWERSCuba, 8 April 1917 - November 1917Panama, 9 April 1917 - November 1917Siam, 22 July 1917 - November 1917Liberia, 4 August 1917 - November 1917China, 14 August 1914 - November 1917Guatemala: 25 April 1918 - November 1917Nicaragua: 7 May 1918 - November 1917Costa Rica: 25 May 1918 - November 1917Honduras: 19 July 1918 - November 1917Haiti: 25 July 1918 - November 1917ALLIED NON-COUNTRIESPoland Seceded from Germany, Austria-Hungary, and RussiaCzechoslovakia seceded from Austria-Hungary (armed by France)Arabia (Hejaz): seceded from Ottoman Empire (armed by Britain)Armenia: seceded from Russia and fought against Ottoman EmpireFive nations broke off relations with the central powers, but did not declare war. Of these Uraguay went the furthest by seizing German naval vessels.NON-ALLIES BROKE OFF RELATIONSBolivia, April 1917Peru, October 1917Ecuador, December 1917Santo Domingo, April 1916Uruguay, October 1917The Entente Powers:AndorraAustraliaBelgiumBrazilBritish crown colonies AnguillaBermudaBritish Virgin IslandsCayman IslandsFalkland IslandsGibraltarMontserratPitcairn IslandsSaint HelenaAscension and Tristan da CunhaSouth Georgia and the South Sandwich IslandsSovereign Base Areas of Akrotiri and DhekeliaTurks and Caicos IslandsCanada NewfoundlandChinaCosta RicaCubaCzechoslovakiaFranceGreeceGuatemalaHaitiHondurasItalyJapanLiberiaMontenegroNew ZealandNicaraguaPanamaPortugalRomaniaRussia (Russian SFSR until Treaty of Brest-Litovsk)San MarinoSerbiaSiam (Thailand)United KingdomAustraliaCanadaIndia (India, Bangladesh, Burma and Pakistan)NewfoundlandNew ZealandSouth AfricaUnited States AlaskaHawaiiPhilippinesPuerto RicoThe Central Powers:Austria-Hungary Including: Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, part of northeast Italy, part of Poland, part of Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, and part of UkraineBulgaria Including: Bulgaria, part of Greece, and part of the Republic of Macedonia.Germany Including: Burundi, Cameroon, part of the People's Republic of China, part of Gabon, part of Ghana, the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, Namibia, northeastern Nigeria, Palau, northern Papua New Guinea, part of Poland, part of the Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Samoa, mainland Tanzania, and Togo.The Ottoman EmpireIncluding: Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, part of Saudi Arabia, Syria, and most of Turkey.Germany The Austro-Hungarian EmpireThe Ottoman EmpireThe Austro-Hungarian Empire comprised modern day:AustriaHungarySerbia and HerzogoviniaThe Ottoman Empire comprised modern day:TurkeyMost of the Middle EastCroatiaThey fought against:FranceThe British EmpireUSAThe ANZACS, were units of extremely brave soldiers from Australia and New Zealand, who were part of the British Empire and who were slaughtered in Italy, in a place called GallipoliMost of the fighting occurred in Europe, particularly in France and Belgium.There was some fighting in the middle east. Ever heard of Lawrence of Arabia?Russia also fought in the first world war for a while, but they pulled out in 1917 because they had a revolution and civil war at home.Another AnswerAt first, the war was between the Allied Powers of Great Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Belgium, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, British India, and Serbia against the Central Powers of Germany and Austria-Hungary. By the war's end, Romania, Portugal, and Armenian Nationalists had joined the Allies, but Russia had surrendered, and the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria had joined the Central Powers.Countries that fought in World War One included: The Allies: The United Kingdom (after Germany attacked Belgium), Belguim (as forementioned), France, U.S.A, Italy, New Zealand, Australia, Serbia (when Black assassinated Arch Duke Ferdenand), Russia (after Austo-Hungarian empire attacked Serbia), Canada, India, Montenegro, Poland, Greece, Romania, Rodesia and South Africa. The 'Central Powers': Germany, Austro-Hungarian empire, the remanents of the ottman empire (turkey, the balkins etc) and Bulgaria.Soldiers.the countries that fought on ww1 were Russia, France, great Britain, Serbia, Belgium and then later japan and Montenegro became part of the ww1 by being the allied forces.
