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The global economy can have a significant impact on the stability of developing countries. Economic fluctuations, such as recessions or currency devaluations, can lead to financial instability and affect the ability of developing countries to meet their financial obligations. Additionally, changes in global demand for goods and services can impact the export-dependent economies of developing countries. Overall, the global economy plays a crucial role in shaping the stability and growth of developing countries.
Globalization helps developing countries by creating jobs, and sending money into the economy of that developing country.
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The impact of international with developing countries?
Federal Aid to schools was one of the reforms passed under the Fair Deal which would have an immediate economic impact on employees.
An over dependence can cause slower economic development
Nicholas M. Odhiambo has written: 'The impact of financial liberalisation in developing countries' -- subject(s): Commerce, Free trade, Economic conditions, Finance, Southern African Development Community, Economic policy, SADC Statistics, Economic development
It can change the world by having more money
Yes,fdi making impact in developing countries.it gives more jobs to the host countries. Foreign exchange will take place. Host countries export also will increase.
Sharon Gopaulsingh has written: 'The impact of tourism on developing countries with reference to selected islands in the Caribbean' -- subject(s): Tourist trade, Social aspects, Tourism, Economic aspects
Recent articles on globalization and its impact on the economy and society include "The Globalization Paradox: How Globalization is Affecting Income Inequality" by The Economist, "Globalization and Its Discontents: Challenges and Opportunities for Developing Countries" by The World Bank, and "The Social Impact of Globalization: A Critical Perspective" by The Journal of Economic Perspectives.
Transnational corporations (TNCs) significantly impact developing countries by driving economic growth through investment, job creation, and technology transfer. They often introduce advanced manufacturing processes and management practices, which can enhance local industries. However, TNCs may also exploit local resources and labor, leading to environmental degradation and social inequalities. Balancing these benefits and drawbacks is crucial for sustainable development in these regions.