The Former Soviet Union
In most European countries there was so much destruction as a result of World War 2 that it's not possible to separate this out from other factors that damaged many European economies.
It left many African countries with the foundation to build modern economies.
The economy in Africa changed significantly due to European colonization. European powers exploited Africa's resources for their own benefit, leading to the extraction of natural resources, forced labor, and the establishment of trade networks that favored European countries. This exploitation disrupted traditional African economies and led to the impoverishment of many African communities. Additionally, the introduction of cash crops and the imposition of taxes further disrupted local economies and led to a dependence on European markets. Overall, European colonization had a detrimental impact on the economic development of Africa.
location on the great european plain
It motivated other European countries to seek African colonies for their economic benefit.
The Former Soviet Union
The Former Soviet Union
command economies
The most important European countries are the UK, Germany, France, Russia, and Italy. This is based on economies, population, military power, and world influence.
The acronym EBRD stands for European Bank of Reconstruction and Development. This is a multicultural development bank using investment as a tool to build market economies in 30 countries.
economies are unstable
Under pressure from Stalin, Eastern European countries refused aid from the United States.
Most European countries would have market economies.
Was called the Marshall plan.
because these people couldnt do anything right
In most European countries there was so much destruction as a result of World War 2 that it's not possible to separate this out from other factors that damaged many European economies.
The Northern Hemisphere, particularly countries like the United States, China, and European nations, is responsible for generating the majority of the world's research and development. These countries have strong economies, well-established educational systems, and significant investments in science and technology.