This can be seen in the diagram below. ... The table below has been taken from "Population and Development in the Third World" By Findlay and Findlay and the description that follows it helps answer our question very effectively. ... Family planning policies appear to have been moderately successful in many of the third world countries in which they have been introduced to, however have they succeeded in raising the standards of living for the people whom they have affective is still debatable as they have not removed the problems of underdevelopment that these countries still e...

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The criteria to assess a country's development is by looking at its gross domestic product, , gross national product, the per capita income, level of industrialization, amount of widespread infrastructure and general standard of living. ... All these are discussed collectively below in the theory explained below with several case studies listed as examples. ...

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On average, someone living in a developed nation consumes twice as much grain, twice as much fish, three times as much meat, nine times as much paper, and and eleven times as much gasoline as someone living in a developing nation. ... But in 1997, recognizing the greater need for greenhouse gas emission controls, UNFCCC parties adopted the Kyoto Protocol, which aims to reduce the emissions in industrialized nations by about 5 percent below 1990 levels between 2008-2012. ...

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On average, someone living in a developed nation consumes twice as much grain, twice as much fish, three times as much meat, nine times as much paper, and and eleven times as much gasoline as someone living in a developing nation. ... But in 1997, recognizing the greater need for greenhouse gas emission controls, UNFCCC parties adopted the Kyoto Protocol, which aims to reduce the emissions in industrialized nations by about 5 percent below 1990 levels between 2008-2012. ...

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Many of these countries are located below 20 degrees latitude. ... If distance and geography did not matter for economic development, the world would witness a much more even distribution of wealth and standards of living across regions and countries. ...

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Table 1 below, which relates to low income countries in Sub Saharan Africa gives us an indication of the kind of beneficial terms to which low income countries were given access to and highlights the fact that these already favourable terms actually improved over the years. ... Given the current situation of these heavily indebted poor countries, my aim is to highlight the urgent need for debt relief to be granted to the world's poorest nations so that they are not condemned to perpetual poverty, misery and underdevelopment as it is the case in Cote d"Ivoire, a small country on Afri...

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