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How much more water do people use in a developed world than in a developing world?
People in the developed world typically use significantly more water than those in the developing world, often by a factor of 3 to 10 times. This disparity is due to higher consumption levels for domestic, agricultural, and industrial purposes, influenced by factors like lifestyle, infrastructure availability, and economic resources. In contrast, many people in developing regions lack access to reliable water sources, leading to lower overall consumption. Thus, the average water usage in developed countries can be vastly greater than in developing nations.
What is the purpose of special economic zones in china?
Special economic zones in China, India and other developing nations are an advantage to these nations. Despite much progress in the countries mentioned above, highly industrialized nations such as Japan, the USA, and in Western Europe as example, are expected to decrease pollutants produced domestically by the use of advanced technology. There is a cost factor involved that lesser developed nations do not have to pay. Special "economic zones" in the developing nations are exempt from the constraints that the more highly developed nations are. This is said with the knowledge that these special zones are being decreased in nations that are showing dramatic economic growth. China, as example produces more air pollutants from its city of Shanghai, despite cleaner production costs there. One only needs to examine the GDP & GNP of China and other countries to see that they are still far below the "West". In fact, reliable data from China is not easy to verify.
How much percent of the world's rice do Asian farmers produce?
its about 90% of the worlds rice
Is Morocco a developed country?
AnswerNo, Morocco is a developing Country, which means it has not been developed yet.
What is scarcity allocation?
Much like triage, applied to economic resources.
How much of the worlds energy resources does the us consume?
22%
Is France a developed or developing country?
Don't be silly. France has been among the foremost of nations for a thousand years.
The average population growth rate for developed nations is how much?
The average population growth rate for developed nations is typically low, often ranging from 0% to 1% per year. Many developed countries experience stagnation or even decline in population due to low birth rates and aging populations. Some nations may see slight increases due to immigration, but overall growth rates remain modest compared to developing nations.
Why has russia not developed it's natural resources as much as western Europe?
Most of Russia's deposits are in Siberia, and they are difficult to get.
How are the five large nations of Oceania different from the smaller islands?
The small nations are less active in global trade or The small nations have much poorer economies. The large nations have more developed economies.
Why do clothing manufacturers from developed nations us sweatshops in developed nations?
They naturally seek to reduce the cost of manufacturing by contracting out manufacture competitively on a global basis.Local companies in developing nations win these contracts competitively because they employ inexpensive labor.People put too much blame for sweatshops on the developed nation companies, it is up to the governments of developing nations to regulate their labour laws to ensure people working for local companies get a fair wage and a safe working environment.
Do you need vactins to travel to Costa Rica?
no way. no reason. in many regards Costa Rica is much safer than most 'developed' nations.
What caused anti-western movement?
In the 19th and 20th centuries, the Western nations, predominantly more technologized, used their greater machine power to exploit the various less developed nations, typically withdrawing much of their natural resources at what many consider to be less than fair prices. The attempted - and somewhat successful - eradication of the less developed people's cultural traditions and beliefs was not met with favor, either. Nor were the mass deaths of many civilians, at various times, when the local governments were not found pleasing to the Western powers.
Why did industrial nations look for raw materials in other lands?
To get other resources and materials, also to ensure job growth. It was also much cheaper .
Why might it be more difficult to successfully practice sustainable development in a developing nation in a developed nation?
Because developed nations aren't so much developing. That does make it a little more difficult to practice sustainable development in a developing nation in them, doesn't it?
Why are renewable energy sources being developed now?
So we don't have to rely on nonrenewable as much and still have enough resources to be able to develop a final solution.
Did the Chinese develop gunpowder?
They certainly "Invented" it but used it for peacefull purposes like fireworks. I don't know if they "developed" it as much as the western nations did once they learned about its potential as a weapon.
