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What is the difference between the economic situation and Sudan's capital, Khartoum, and the rest of the country? The cost of water each day, impacts on any other country in the largest country in Africa. Unfortunately, the oil exchange meant vapory. In fact, millions of people left the region due to these conflicts. This conflict was where one economy agrees about the loss of Human Capital Service. By: K.A.
Decisions about the kind of economic system a country has are normally made by that country's government.
Every country has an economic system
No it is not a mixed economic country.
economic gain is to help the country grow in economy and finance.
YES.
Economic powers
Muslims and Hindus have had conflicts in India primarily over religious differences and political power. These conflicts often revolve around the status and treatment of religious minorities, such as the demolition of the Babri Masjid mosque in Ayodhya in 1992, or intercommunal riots during periods of heightened tensions. These conflicts highlight the deep-rooted religious and political divisions in the country.
Many would have fled religious persecution
we call it economic power (novanet) thats wrong. its religious power (novanet)
An effect of the increase in religious awareness in a country may include a greater sense of community among followers, as well as potential conflicts between different religious groups due to differing beliefs and practices. Additionally, there may be an influence on political and social dynamics as religious beliefs can shape people's attitudes and behaviors.
Good question. What would help is if each country instituted religious freedom and protected religious minorities. People individually could learn and understand other people's religion, as well as their own. Most religions teach respect of your fellow human, but sometimes people forget. Religious conflicts are in reality caused by economic/social strains fomented by the ruling class. Examples: Northern Ireland and Israel/Palestine.
Through the English economic system of mercantilism - colonies providing the mother country with wealth.
One effect of religious diversity in Syria during the 20th century has been tensions and conflicts between different religious groups, such as Sunnis, Alawites, Christians, and Druze. This diversity has been a contributing factor to political instability and competition for power among different religious factions in the country.
The Economic Times is India's first financial daily newspaper in English, launched in 1961. It is widely recognized for its coverage of financial and business news in the country.
Nigeria is the most religious country at 93% religious.
An effect of increased religious involvement in a country can be greater social cohesion and community bonding as people come together around shared beliefs and values. Additionally, religious organizations may provide increased support to communities in terms of charitable activities, social services, and moral guidance. However, there can also be challenges such as increased tensions between different religious groups or conflicts arising from differing religious beliefs.