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    Honestly, one would think that in todays modern world every country should be developed. However, few realize that there are still many developing countries. Mostly due to ignorance, and the majority doesn’t pay attention to the needs of developing countries. For instance, the only time a person may think of a developing country is when the see the commercials on television, and believes that this must be the only issues facing developing countries. Normally, people visualize those commercials asking for

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    different country, Iceland. The best country to live in is Iceland because of how safe it is and the natural beauty of the whole country. Iceland is located between the coast of Greenland and Norway. Iceland has a population of around 323,000 citizens; most of the population lives in or around their capital. There are a couple specific factors, based on practicality and aesthetics, on why Iceland is known for the best country in the world. The first main factor of why Iceland is the best country to live

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    culture of another country can greatly affect a business that is operating internationally in many ways. Since every country has its own culture and values that differ from country to country, it will affect any business that is attempting to expand internationally, as there won’t only be one culture that ought to be considered before expanding internationally, but quite a few, and also what might be considered as acceptable in one country, it may not be in another. Every country has environmental

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    is a beautiful country, and that it is filled with freedom and hard work, but is it truly? After some quick research, I have come to disagree. Even though we are a powerful country, we seem to be divided amongst our people by some particular reasons. After some further research, I have come to conclude that these reasons are;Political problems, unhealthy food, and the fact that other countries have what we have. You may be thinking, “How would this cause someone to leave the country, and how could

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    Every country wanted to be highly competitive internationally. It is because a competitive country basically have a stable economy than other country and will be able to attract investors from across the globe. To establish a competitive country, there are several things a country can do. From individuals, organizations and government can contribute to a competitive country. According to Al Smadi (2009), to be a competitive country, changes of attitude has to be started from the company itself. Such

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    differentiate countries by grouping them into developed and developing countries. A developed country is a country that has progressed relatively far during time and has a highly developed economy and advanced technological infrastructure. Some examples of developed countries are the U.S.A, Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, Netherlands and many others. They are normally the more profound countries that we hear about more often than developing countries. A developing country is a country that is at

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    The Vietnam War divided the country and led to several americans searching for not only their identity and morals, but the morals of the nation as a whole. Many people questioned what good the fighting was for and saw more and more news coverage about the horrible failures of the War leading to a mistrust in the U.S. government. In Bobbie Ann Mason’s book, In Country: The Story of an American Family, Bobbie Ann Mason tells a coming of age story about Samantha Hughes who searches for understanding

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    of one day becoming a wealthy, dominating, and influential country. These nations can sometimes be unsafe, difficult to live in, and hard for workers to earn good compensation for their labor. On the other hand, living in a developed nation has many upsides. Developed nations are wealthy, which in turn have good infrastructure, labor and worker laws, and have less crime. Developed nations have the superior infrastructure. These countries have more bridges that are better maintained. They also have

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    Lesser developed countries have an issue where they are behind on technology. In today world most develop countries have enter an era where technology has been one of the primary focus on there agendas. Technology has found it way to daily life of people with the use of smartphones and computer and to more important aspect like toward the economy growth, educational and health. lesser develop countries lack certain aspect to acquire these technology to better improver their countries. Therefore, I see

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    is a developing country; the country has faced troubles and difficulties soon after its independence. They have had problems in the development of constitutions and regulations. The selection of leader was an issue and one of the major tasks was to prepare military for the defence as well as the protection of the state. In order to resolve all these issues, finance was the significant need. Despite problems the country is upgrading slowly and gradually. There are numerous countries supporting Afghanistan

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