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For lower income workers

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May lead to less trade, hence, less development

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Landlocked countries cannot get access to ports for cheap transport of goods
Eg. Laos

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Money generated from MNC is not reinvested back into the national economy

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Cameroon/Sierra Leone-Civil war

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Type of export --> primary exports are more susceptible to trade fluctuations

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Brazil's World cup lead to improvement in infrastructure

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Some industries produce high levels of pollution (Air particulates, toxic chemicals etc). Laws that restrict this will lead to  slower production

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Being dependent on natural resources as primary export
Eg. Zambian copper, Venezuelan oil

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Eg. China

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Investment --> China's SEZ

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Countries such as the USA stimulates entrepreneurship, and such enterprise allows for new businesses which consequently leads to employment, economic growth, innovation.

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High levels of inflation can lead to depreciation of currency

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ie: Zimbabwe because their people have low income which leads to lower savings, leading to lower investment, and then lower economic growth

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Venezuela/Zimbabwe-hyperinflation due to intense and reckless bouts of QE

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Countries such as Angola have profited heavily from oil (although mostly the government and elite

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Lower employment=Lower rate of growth/development

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Eg. Malaysia, Somalia

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Countries such as Japan and Finland where people are of the same culture allow for less conflict.

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level of economic development (primary, secondary, or tertiary) --> LEDCs rely on primary exports