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Which continent is it's own country?
Australia is both a country and a continent.
What is your own country an example of?
I am an artificial intelligence and do not belong to any specific country.
What are the characteristics of an independent country?
An independent country has full sovereignty over its territory, with the ability to make its own laws, manage its own affairs, and engage in diplomatic relations with other countries. It operates with a government that is recognized internationally and has control over its own military, economy, and foreign policy.
Where is Austrelia Which continent?
Australia is a country located in the continent of Oceania. It is situated southeast of Asia and surrounded by the Pacific and Indian Oceans.
When one country claims another as its own that country is under the of the controlling countryAsk us anything?
The country that is claiming another as its own is asserting territorial control over it. This can lead to political disputes, conflicts, and challenges to sovereignty from the country being claimed.
Dose Hawaii have a high supply of oil?
No it has no oil of its own, only that which it imports.
Does the US supply the majority of its own oil?
No. The U.S. supplies about 40% of it oil use
What natural resources does Qatar get from their own country?
Oil, - crude oil
Who own the oil?
Oil deposits exist world wide. USA has it's own oil in Alaska and Texas mainly. The middle east owns much of the worlds oil supply though.
Why does oil make you rich?
Oil is a commodity many people want (for powering cars etc) so if your or your country own oil reserves, then when you mine the oil and sell it you can get good money for it making you or your country rich.
Who invented the norton bombsight?
The Norden sight was designed for use on US Navy aircraft by Carl Norden, a Dutch engineer educated in Switzerland who emigrated to the US in 1904 and worked on bombsights at the Sperry Corporation before starting his own company. The Norden was later adopted by the USAAF. The Norden was initially built at the Norden plant in New York City before the start of WWII and then at several other companies during the war, with a wide variety of different versions being built, all with minor differences.
What company built the Norton Bomb sight?
The Norden sight was designed for use on US Navy aircraft by Carl Norden, a Dutch engineer educated in Switzerland who emigrated to the US in 1904 and worked on bombsights at the Sperry Corporation before starting his own company. The Norden was later adopted by the USAAF. The Norden was initially built at the Norden plant in New York City before the start of WWII and then at several other companies during the war, with a wide variety of different versions being built, all with minor differences.
What are the sources of supply of foreign exchange?
The supply of foreign exchange of a given country stems from the sale of foreign merchandise, services, and capital to that country. When foreigners want to buy a country's exports, they must purchase it currency with their own. Thus the supply of one country's currency available to a second country is closely related to the demand for the second country's currency. When the demand schedule of a given country for a foreign currency is known, the supply schedule of the foreign country's exchange can be frequently derived from it. BY TAVINDER SINGH CAREER BUILDER C-1503 INDIRA NAGAR,LUCKNOW
How does Israel make up for the lack of oil?
Exactly the same way as any other country that can't meet its own needs with its own domestic supply, such as the USA for example, does. -- conserve, -- explore for increased domestic reserves, -- develop alternatives, -- buy more from others. There are still a few producing countries whose love for oil revenue outweighs even their disdain for Jews.
Does host Olympic country supply all the boats used in the Sailing?
No. Each country takes their own boat, however it is checked by the Olympic stuards before it can be used.
What are the pros and cons of dependance on foreign oil?
Pros:By using foreign oil, a country can preserve their own oil reserves for later use.Since oil production does have some ecological impact, the impact is shifted to foreign lands - at least until the foreign source runs out or is otherwise cut off.Foreign oil can be cheaper than production of domestic oil - currently this is the case will oil from most of the countries that are net oil exporters.Cons:When a country depends on foreign sources of oil, it becomes somewhat beholden to the political agenda of the country supplying the oil.Supply of oil from foreign sources is also out of the control of the country importing oil, so continuing supply is less certain and more prone to interruption.Currently some of the money being paid to OPEC nations is being diverted to finance terrorism against the nations that are buying the oil.
Where does Australia get its energy from?
In 2011 oil accounted for 36% of Australia's energy used. The country imports most of its refined petroleum products from Singapore which depends on the Middle East for 80% of its supply. There has been an extensive shale oil discovery, but the cost of getting to the oil now overpowers the attractiveness of the discovery.
