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[irgendwer]

I always knew that there was a lack of information in developing nations. But your example has made it so much clearer to me how little they really know and really what effect it could have. Great video.

[danielbustos]

One characteristic that all developing countries have is that they are all in dept. "Rich countries" lend money to "poor countries" (full of resorces btw) in order "to develop their economies." In the long run, they end up paying three or four times as much of their dept. Good business for the rich ones but not for poor ones. As the bible says "A rich person rules poor people, and a borrower is a slave to a lender." ;)

[pratiksingh]

Sir your videos really helpful for new student.. Thanq so much 😍🙏🙏..

[abeautifullysadstory]

Can you please make a video about issues with the third world economy?

[kwailcamp]

I am just here to try to figure out why as a medical doctor in Jamaica West Indies, I would probably be better of sweeping the streets in Amsterdam in spite of all my efforts. Trying to comfort myself that I am not a lazy, unproductive lost soul.

[YoungPoliticalScientist]

About the high rate or rapid growth of population, , , , I am not satisfied with your explanation/elaboration there