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...
Modern examples of buildings from developed countries that have been designed using these strategies are presented with a brief discussion of design effectiveness.Jennifer R. GosselinQingyan Yan ChenRay W. Herrick Laboratories, School of Mechanical Engineering Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, U...
As non-economic factors also contribute to the evaluation of a developed economy, researchers use proxies of measurements. Two commonly used indexes are: TheHuman Development Index (HDI) The World Happiness Index The Human Development Index assigns countries with a score between 0 and 1 using measu...
The origins of wearable technology date back to the 13th century when eyeglasses were first invented. In the 15th century, timepieces were created -- some of which were small enough to be worn -- but it was not until the 1960s that companies developed modern wearable technology. ...
While industrialized countries were developing their economies in the late-1700s and 1800s, many of them were exploiting less developed nations in order to fuel industrialization. For example, in the 1870s the British government exported so much food from India in order to feed British factory wo...
You all know [Bride's Name] as this gorgeous, successful, brilliant person you see before you today, but I know her as my little cousin. And I don't care how many promotions she gets, how many exotic countries she visits or how married she gets, that's who she'll always be to me...
You all know [Bride's Name] as this gorgeous, successful, brilliant person you see before you today, but I know her as my little cousin. And I don't care how many promotions she gets, how many exotic countries she visits or how married she gets, that's who she'll always be to me...
The nature of the black market makes measuring its size very difficult, and estimates vary a lot. The black market is estimated to constitute as much as 36% of the gross domestic product of developing nations and 13% of developed countries’ GDP.5 The Bottom Line Black markets exist outside...
While most developed nations now use marginal tax rates, some countries have aflat taxsystem where all income is taxed at the same rate, regardless of a person's earnings. Proponents of flat taxes argue they simplify tax administration and may encourage economic growth, while those who oppose ...
inflation is the inevitable result of more money chasing the same quantity of goods and services. On the other hand, developed economies such as those of Canada and Japan have used large-scale stimulus packages in recent years and have, so far, not seen material increases in inflation. The ...