The COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis and the Use of Quantitative Easing in Monetary Policy: An Evaluation with Examples of Developed CountriesYTBA, ehnaz BakrBalkan & Near Eastern Journal of Social Sciences (BNEJSS)
By contrast, people in developing countries tend to have many children. These children die younger than their rich counterparts because they lack access to proper sanitation, nutrition, and health services. As a result, developing countries are much younger than developed countries. Economy of Develop...
Over halfof this are in South Asia or Africa. Thereport shows that we are making some progress but we need to make great efforts. Although developed countries give somefinancial help, they need to give many more. Interesting, the countries that gives the most money are the Netherlands, ...
the global chocolate market is worth about 100 billion USD, of which only six percent of the output value flows to cocoa exporting countries, and two percent of it returns to cocoa farmers. Most Cote d'Ivoire cocoa farmers still live below the poverty line. ...
The nature of the black market make measuring its size very difficult, and estimates vary a lot. It has been estimated that the black market constitutes much as 36 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) of developing nations and 13 percent of developed countries’ GDP.5 ...
In recent years, the so-called green tax reforms have become a relevant instrument in the environmental policies of the developed world. These reforms are based on the theory of the double dividend of environmental taxation, which essent... X Labandeira,JM Labeaga,M Rodríguez - 《Environmental...
The Internet and its impact on developing countries: examples from China and IndiaThe Internet and its impact on developing countries: examples from China and IndiaChinaDeveloping countriesInformationInformation servicesThe Internet has significantly changed information management in developed countries through ...
For example, theU.S. dollar's statusas the world's reserve currency creates a strong demand for U.S. dollars. Foreigners must sell goods to Americans to obtain dollars. The stability of developed countries generally attracts capital, while less developed countries must worry aboutcapital flight....
The Making of Racial and Ethnic Categories: Official Statistics Reconsidered One of the most striking features of the end of the twentieth century was the resurgence of the ethnic question in public debates, both in developing and in developed countries. Between conflicts and wars interpreted from ...
Women in low-income regions are three times more susceptible to unplanned pregnancies than those in developed countries. In Argentina, more than 38,000 women face dreadful health consequences after unsafe abortions. The highest teen abortion rates in the world are seen in 3 countries: England, Wal...