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2007/08ProductionMillion TonsExportsMillion TonsPopulationMillionsPer Capita Consumption KgsBrazil31.35520.95719058India28.8043.29811720EU17.5671.40049034China14.674-31411Thailand8.0335.2886536United States7.701-30129Mexico5.9780.35010752SADC5.8342.41015722Australia5.0133.7502047Pakistan4.891-16525
Simple answer: the Hecksler-Ohlin model of trade describes that countries, as they specialise in goods in which they possess comparative advantage, devote labour/capital to that good. In this case, other goods are pushed out of the market as the dominant input (labour or capital) in the advantaged good rises in price. I.e.) China specialises in manufacturing; manfacturing is labour-intensive. Labour and capital shift to manufacturing. The price of the two rises, pushing other goods out of the market, especially capital-heavy goods (since labour is needed in manufacturing). In general, many countries specialise in a good because they possess plentiful inputs needed for that good. I.e.) The U.S. has a lot of capital. Therefore, capital has more competition and is cheaper to access. Capital-intensive goods are cheaper to produce, and so more capital-intensive goods are produced with higher profit-margins.
Those are called exports. Every country has different goods that they produce and export to other countries.
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The country's GNP is greater than its GDP
small countries such as Singapore
The Western countries produce the large quantity of Sternum.
the country that produces polyester is Asia.
US & India
The characteristics' of developing countries are economic growth ,and culture because the culture is the type of behavior or such as traits by what you might be living or learning. Economic growth is the population of peoples, animals, or plants that are gaining a role a(n) important cycle in peoples or animals lifes. Also, Economic growth has something to do with the "adaptations."
Spain, France, the USA.
Many modern countries produce them
2007/08ProductionMillion TonsExportsMillion TonsPopulationMillionsPer Capita Consumption KgsBrazil31.35520.95719058India28.8043.29811720EU17.5671.40049034China14.674-31411Thailand8.0335.2886536United States7.701-30129Mexico5.9780.35010752SADC5.8342.41015722Australia5.0133.7502047Pakistan4.891-16525
Most countries produce lamb but WALES and NEW ZEALAND produce especially good lamb.
Simple answer: the Hecksler-Ohlin model of trade describes that countries, as they specialise in goods in which they possess comparative advantage, devote labour/capital to that good. In this case, other goods are pushed out of the market as the dominant input (labour or capital) in the advantaged good rises in price. I.e.) China specialises in manufacturing; manfacturing is labour-intensive. Labour and capital shift to manufacturing. The price of the two rises, pushing other goods out of the market, especially capital-heavy goods (since labour is needed in manufacturing). In general, many countries specialise in a good because they possess plentiful inputs needed for that good. I.e.) The U.S. has a lot of capital. Therefore, capital has more competition and is cheaper to access. Capital-intensive goods are cheaper to produce, and so more capital-intensive goods are produced with higher profit-margins.
Nigeria is an African country that has petroleum reserves.
Developed countries produce large quantities of goods, services, and in general do a lot of manufacturing. Countries such as these use science to improve technology and generally have good health care and education for their people, as well as adequate food, clothing, and housing. Developing countries practice subsistence farming and often have a poor income, clothing, and housing. Very few people in developing countries receive proper health care or education, and life expectancy is relatively short. Most developing countries also lack the resources needed for economic growth.