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Countries which are also referred to as 'countries of the south'.
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Countries which are also referred to as 'countries of the north'.
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An economically indicator where a score of 1 shows complete inequality in a country.
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The total value of goods and services produced within the boundaries of a country in a year.
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Financial summary of all payments made by a country.
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The relationship between the value of a country's imports and exports.
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An index that indicate the degree of inequality between men and women in a country.
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The total value of goods and services produced in a in a year, including foreign earnings.
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An economic indicator that combines life expectancy and the level of education.
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Regulations or policies that restrict trade.
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Refers to limits that are placed on the amount of goods that can be imported.
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Benefits given to businesses to prevent decrease in the income by government.
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Trading where goods and services are traded freely between countries without regulations and policies and protective measures like tariffs and quotas.
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The more....in a country, the more taxes will be paid and development will improve.
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When a greater percentage of people live in urban areas compared to the percentage of people living in rural areas.
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Is an economic indicator which measures the degree of inequality in a country.
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A line that divides the world into the poor countries in the south and the rich countries in the north.
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Goods sold by one country to another.
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Goods bought by a country from another country.
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Unprocessed goods that were extracted from the ground in their natural form.
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Goods and services with which is being traded all over the world.
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Refers to the carrying and moving of goods across the globe.
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Trade which occurs between countries,across international boundaries.
