Rich and poor countries.
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Publicado: 24 de octubre de 2010
Subject: Rich and poor countries.
Date: 2nd December, 2009
This report aims to asses the diferences between rich and poor countries. It will examine the problems that population must toface.
In the whole world a 20% have the 80% of richness wich shows the unfair distribution of resouces and the great diference between individuals within the society. In developed countries the lifestyles have a lot of bad things, but not like in underdeveloped countries. In poor countries, like Irak, the life is really hard, the grade of illiteracy is really high and prevents the development offamilies, economically speaking, because this makes it difficult to get good jobs so they can achieve a good standard of living. Other problem is the large population that poor countries has, the reasonis the problem of education, because families, whose members can not meet their basic needs due to low salaries they receive, raising childrens as sources of job that will bring money to their homes,an example of this situation can be seen in Indian cities, where families have between four and ten childrens. All this problems make a vicious circle which is very difficult to leave and makesharder the develop of countries because this makes it difficult for services reach all people and that too and there are few who can afford them.
But, it does not mean that a developed country has notproblems. Developed countries has the same problems, but do not affect the entire population. Normally, the poor population are usually composed of immigrants, even in some cases, illegal immigrants.This people has not acces to education and are persecuted by the goverment and are deported to their countries, like mexican inmigrants in USA.
The poor people are present in developed countries andsuffer the same problems of poor people in underdeveloped countries, but they have several sources of jobs, maybe not permanent, even without a good salary, but this is much more than the habitants...
Date: 2nd December, 2009
This report aims to asses the diferences between rich and poor countries. It will examine the problems that population must toface.
In the whole world a 20% have the 80% of richness wich shows the unfair distribution of resouces and the great diference between individuals within the society. In developed countries the lifestyles have a lot of bad things, but not like in underdeveloped countries. In poor countries, like Irak, the life is really hard, the grade of illiteracy is really high and prevents the development offamilies, economically speaking, because this makes it difficult to get good jobs so they can achieve a good standard of living. Other problem is the large population that poor countries has, the reasonis the problem of education, because families, whose members can not meet their basic needs due to low salaries they receive, raising childrens as sources of job that will bring money to their homes,an example of this situation can be seen in Indian cities, where families have between four and ten childrens. All this problems make a vicious circle which is very difficult to leave and makesharder the develop of countries because this makes it difficult for services reach all people and that too and there are few who can afford them.
But, it does not mean that a developed country has notproblems. Developed countries has the same problems, but do not affect the entire population. Normally, the poor population are usually composed of immigrants, even in some cases, illegal immigrants.This people has not acces to education and are persecuted by the goverment and are deported to their countries, like mexican inmigrants in USA.
The poor people are present in developed countries andsuffer the same problems of poor people in underdeveloped countries, but they have several sources of jobs, maybe not permanent, even without a good salary, but this is much more than the habitants...
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