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define the implications of dependency problemimplications of dependency problem to escape exploitation underdeveloped countries should gain political
is dependency a problem in less developed countries problem dcs exploit less developed countries by extracting their surplus value this value becomes
are patterns of trade a problem generalising less developed countries have a comparative advantage into primary products and employment intensive
illustrate the implications of agricultural price instability problem for less developed countriesimplications of agricultural price instability
is agricultural price instability a problem for less developed countries problem of agricultural price instability for ldcsa several less developed
how is micro or microfinance credit assists in financial markets micro or microfinance credit assistsbull grow businesses and raise the income of the
are weaknesses of financial markets a problem problema potential entrepreneurs require funds to finance new projects financial institutions as like
is unemployment and underemployment a problem the cost of unemployment is bothbull economic along with the opportunity cost of lost output raised
is structural change a problem economies are dynamic and adapt to meet evolving consumer wants needs this means resources are moved from use to use
is low savings a problem countries along with low savings are caught into the vicious circle of poverty there low savings implies low investment low
does economic growth automatically reduce poverty growth implies more goods and services are obtainable to satisfy more wants and requirements but
is an unequal distribution of income and wealth a problem explain in shortyes because specified no government intervention which on very low incomes
what is the difference between wealth and income difference between wealth and incomebull wealth which is a stock value that is the current value of
what is absolute poverty and relative poverty absolute povertyit is an income level below that essential to meet fundamental requirements the un
what is poverty poverty is a complicated multidimensional model measured by using a range of indicators it is about disparities into the distribution
is migration a problem huge scale rural-to-urban migration places a strain onto city economic systems as like some examples ofbull there is
what causes migration rural-to-urban migration is a usual ldc experience those are migrates within search of better sol those are generally younger
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is population growth a problemquick population growth is a main cause of poverty and arises where population growth go beyond the rate of economic
what factors affect population change population growth is affected by given factorsbull births from the 1960s birth rates have declined quickly
what are factor endowment implicationsimplications of factor endowmentbull less developed countries to specialise and export labour intensive goods
what is factor endowment problemfactor endowment problem several ldcs have a poor factor endowment than productivity and incomes both are very low
how does social capital influence development problem low social capital leads to potential conflicts and high transaction costs which hinder growth