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A 5 page paper on the political economical and social problems and realizations facing third world countries on a global scale. In addition to showing how these countries lack in technological advances this paper also points to some ways in which things may change in the future. Bibliography included.
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has taken on a broader meaning. It became a collective reference to all underdeveloped nations. The meaning of Third Word, therefore, had changed from a geographic one to an economic
one. The underdeveloped countries encompassed all of Latin America, all of Africa except for the nation of South Africa, and all of Asia except for Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, and
Israel. Some areas such as sub-Saharan Africa, Haiti, and Bangladesh remained deep in poverty. They became known as the Fourth World to differentiate them from places that
showed a measure of economic growth. Taken together, most of the Third World societies and all of those in the Fourth World share certain economic characteristics. They may, like
Haiti, be poor in natural resources with neither economic development nor growth. Or they may have undergone some economic development without economic growth. The Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development states that the population of the world should stabilize sometime in the middle of the twenty first century, and that there shouldnt be more than a doubling
of the race in the next 75 years. It further goes on to state that mass starvation is a possible threat to the global economy, yet there
is no reason this needs to happen. If more countries were to work together and the first and second world countries were to help the third and fourth the
problems of hunger would all but be extinguished. (Herringbone 152-153) Many of the developing countries see international trade as having a significant impact on their economies but also consider
its ramifications with great apprehension. Leaders of these countries fear that with the push for a pollutant free environment international trade will move towards products produced in ways that
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