Floods have many affects on economy:
The economic effects of flooding, especially in regions which do not plan for it, are severe damage to the environment, loss of crops and machinery, and resettlement of soils necessary to future growth.
it has a negative effect. for example it could destroy lots of banana crops. this would make less suply of banana's. this then would increase the banana prices at the shops.
Floods have a negative impact on the economy. It costs people and the government a lot of money to clean up after a flood.
Flooding can economically effect a country by effecting crops, the shipping buisness, etc.
The economy must spend money on rebuilding homes and all damage.- Ali Chan
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It results into inflation in the country
deforestation is a great contributer to global warming
Some of the economic effects of globalization are:-Development of a global common marketFreedom of exchange of goods and capital among different countriesInterconnectedness of these marketsThis also implies that economic collapse of any one given country could not be contained
because it effects whole economy of a country
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Economic indicators that outline a country's general economic health is one of the prime factors that effects the currency of the country.
It results into inflation in the country
the effect of a flood is excesive rainfall
deforestation is a great contributer to global warming
the effects were the rain coming from canada
flood can be cause by the clogging of grains and heavy rainfalls
A Flood in Baath Country was created in 2003.
Some of the economic effects of globalization are:-Development of a global common marketFreedom of exchange of goods and capital among different countriesInterconnectedness of these marketsThis also implies that economic collapse of any one given country could not be contained
because it effects whole economy of a country
The duration of A Flood in Baath Country is 2880.0 seconds.
The effects of economic inflow in the Philippines has given this country a false sense of security in the past by eluding to having more money than is readily available. The economic outflow has thrown the Philippines into a state of debt.