When one area of the world is economically affected by a natural disaster in Another Country, it is often referred to as "spillover effects" or "economic spillover." These effects can occur through various channels, such as trade disruptions, supply chain interruptions, or shifts in global commodity prices. The interconnectedness of the global economy means that disasters can have far-reaching impacts beyond their immediate geographic location.
The effects of the disasters can vary between country to country due to many factors. For example, if a country has more money than another (an MEDC/ More Economically Developed Country), it tends to deal better with the disaster as they are generally better equipt or prepared than an LEDC (Less Economically Developed Country) such as India. The effects can also depend on how much support the country receives after the disaster has happened, whether it be financial or medical. I hope this has helped answer your question a bit : )
It is the difference between the life expectancy and a more ecoonomically developed country is richer in terms of money, wealth etc. compared to a less economically developed country. A more economically developed country is where the most number of people live like Asia (about 40% live in china and india which are developing countries).
An earthquake recently occurred in Haiti, a country located in the Caribbean. The earthquake struck the southern part of the country, causing significant damage and loss of life. Rescue and relief efforts are underway to help those affected by the disaster.
While progress has been made in recovery efforts since the 2011 earthquake in Japan, some areas and communities are still working to rebuild and overcome challenges from the disaster. The country continues to focus on improving infrastructure, providing support to affected individuals, and implementing measures to enhance disaster preparedness. The process of recovery is ongoing, and efforts are being made to ensure the well-being and resilience of affected areas.
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Simple, you just said it. More economically developed country is a more economically developed country.
A refugee.
Romania is not a more economically developed country.
how would i quaratine a country that 500 people died of Qfever disease
The country that was affected most is Belarus, because it is the smallest country and 1 part of 3 is dead. Then goes Ukraine because it is bigger and it least effected. And then goes Russia because it is giant and affected least. Good luck!
Nope, Canada is not an Less Economically Developed Country. It is classified as a More Economically Developed Country.
The term for a large country politically and economically dominating a smaller country is "imperialism." Imperialism involves exerting control and influence over another nation's government, economy, and society for the benefit of the dominant power.
The effects of the disasters can vary between country to country due to many factors. For example, if a country has more money than another (an MEDC/ More Economically Developed Country), it tends to deal better with the disaster as they are generally better equipt or prepared than an LEDC (Less Economically Developed Country) such as India. The effects can also depend on how much support the country receives after the disaster has happened, whether it be financial or medical. I hope this has helped answer your question a bit : )
One who flees to a foreign country to escape danger is known as a refugee.
Tokyo is not a country. Tokyo is the capital city of Japan. It is a very highly developed city. So it is not a Less Economically Developed Country.
Economically, yes.
difference between life expectancy in developed and underdeveloped countries