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A 3 page discussion of the limiting factors in economic development of least developed countries. The argument that the cultural mores of some of these countries are preventative of economic development is refuted and an emphasis is placed on looking to the cultural strengths of these countries rather than to the weaknesses to effect successful economic development. No sources are listed.
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File: AM2_PPdev3rd.rtf
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Least developed countries present a challenge to the world in terms of instituting measures that will allow these countries to meet their citizenrys basic needs.
The most limiting factor is most often money. Economic development is thus imperative if we are to insure the health and welfare of the people of these countries.
The argument has often been presented, of course, that the cultural mores of some of these countries are preventative of economic
development. Typically, militant Islamic states and Russia are used as examples of why there is no attempts to revamp these countries from an economic perspective is fruitless because some
cultures just dont dont facilitate development. Culture, however, is a product of time and circumstance. The time and circumstances confronting these
countries have changed and if they are to survive they must change with those times and circumstances. Although a very visible component of some of these countries seem determined
to convince the world that they dont want outside intervention, it must be remembered that the masses of these countries often have no collective voice. It is them that
we must be concerned about. If we are to effect positive change in these countries then we must first work on meeting the
basic needs of the people. People that are hungry or even lacking clean water for consumption cannot be expected to welcome economic development with open arms. Nor could
that development be expected to thrive. Least developed countries must be given the lead of looking not only outside their borders for change but also inside.
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