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What is the significance of developed countries using RD world countries resources?
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Is how people or countries manage their resources by producing exchanging and using goods and services.?
I think it would be Productivity if I'm correct!
What alternatives are there to using cheap labour in lesser developed countries?
lower government taxes, encourage small business start ups, combat polititians rorts in poor countries
Using fewer resources than an economy is capable of using is?
use of fewer resources than the economy is capable of using
What economic term for what you lose when using resources for something else?
The economic term for what you lose when using resources for something else is known as opportunity cost.
What is underutilization?
using fewer resources than an economy is capable of using
What is a sentence using the word least developed countries?
The least developed countries face significant challenges in terms of economic growth, infrastructure development, and access to basic services such as healthcare and education.
What role does natural resources play in a country's economy?
Affluence affect greatly on how resources are used in a country. Wealthier people tend to buy more materials that uses a lot of energy and resources. Most either developed or developing countries are using up resources faster than they can be replenished.
Which 5 countries using Eco friendly technology?
INDIA , CHINA , Russia , America and France . and there are many more countries which can be developed or developing countries.
What may be wrong with using brandt line today?
Not all countries above the Brandt line are developed and not all countries below are underdeveloped. For example, much of Central Asia is developing, but they are above the Brandt Line and several countries south of the line like Singapore are developed.
Is how people or countries manage their resources by producing exchanging and using goods and services.?
I think it would be Productivity if I'm correct!
What alternatives are there to using cheap labour in lesser developed countries?
lower government taxes, encourage small business start ups, combat polititians rorts in poor countries
Why is solar power being developed?
Solar power is another way for us to harness energy. Natural resources such as coal and oil are limited resources and we are using them quickly. Solar energy is also better for the environment.
What is the significance of an electric streetcar?
The significance is that it is not using fossil fuels directly.
What is Most Economically Developed Countries?
North America and China.Sorry but this is wrongAccording to the The United Nation Statistics Bureau in 2009 - 2010 the most economically developed countries using the Human Development index was:1 Norway2 Australia3 New Zealand4 USA5 Ireland6 Liechtenstein7 Holland8 Canada9 Sweden10 GermanyChina was not in the top fifty countries.
Can you give me a sample feasibility study about mechanical engineering?
Introduction Study Scope and Methodology Environment Resources Evaluation of Resources Determination of Resource Significance Determination of Feasibility Opportunities Management Strategies Management Goals
What are the developed countries in the world?
Obvious developed countries are all of Europe, US, Japan, Russia, New Zealand and Australia (and to a extent China). There is point where a country is considered absolutely developed. It is always relative to other countries, so to determine which counties are "developed" is subjective. Also there are many countries where portions are more developed than others. Historically, development was measured based off money (GDP/GNP), but because of various economic factors (foreign investment, etc.) money alone was no longer an accurate comparative value, so we began using standard of living or quality of life. The UN currently uses the Human Development Index to measure development. For a map of countries (developed and not), visit the Related Link.
How can countries like Nigeria and south Africa can have resources like oil and diamonds and still be poor?
In most cases this is due to a countries government either using the money for other means rather than helping it's people, or the country does not yet have the infrastructure to take advantage of those resources.
