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Is South Sudan a rich or poor country?
One of the worlds poorest countries
What countries work for fairtrade?
poor countries in places like south america, africa and asia
Do they wear uniforms in Honduras schools?
Yes, in most South American countries, school uniforms are used to show some formality in the poor school systems they posses.
What is the north south devide?
The north south devide is a line that seperates the 'rice north' and the 'poor south' The countrys in the poor south are lesser economicly developed countries (LEDC) and the countries in the rich north are the more economicly developed countries (MEDC) hb122.blogspot.com - visit this site for a good picture of the north south devide. Hope I Helped :)
Why Adam smith say all south countries are poor?
when Adam Smith wrote "The Wealth of Nations" over 2 hundred years ago, the south countries were not developed, therefore they were 'poor'. This is not the case today!
Which country is poor in the world?
There are many countries considered poor in the world, with factors like GDP per capita, poverty rate, and access to basic resources influencing their classification as such. Some examples include countries in sub-Saharan Africa such as Burundi, South Sudan, and the Central African Republic.
In most Central American countries what portion of the population is considered poor?
Over Half
What countries are poor in oil?
Every country that is not rich in oil, is poor in oil! I would say all countries except the middle eastern countries, Ukraine and USA Any country which is a net importer of oil could be said to be poor in oil
President Kennedy's program to send American volunteers to poor countries to live and help those countries develop was called the?
Peace Corps.
How do GDP and standard of living vary between and developing nations?
The GDP and standard of living have showed that countries that have done well over the past half-century, such as in South East Asia and some Latin American countries, have all been trade-oriented. The poor countries open to trade are doing better.
What are south American's transportation corridors and barriers?
Transportation corridors in South America include the Pan-American Highway and the Amazon River system. Physical barriers like the Andes Mountains and dense rainforests can limit access and connectivity in certain regions. Additionally, poor infrastructure and political instability in some countries can also pose challenges to transportation in South America.
How do GDP and standard of living vary between developed and developing nations?
The GDP and standard of living have showed that countries that have done well over the past half-century, such as in South East Asia and some Latin American countries, have all been trade-oriented. The poor countries open to trade are doing better.
