what are the causes of slow industrial growth in any country? Can you give me any website or link for this?
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Here's a link ...\n\nhttp://www.foreignaffairs.org/19930201faessay5926/leonard-silk/dangers-of-slow-growth.html\n\nCheers,\nAlister\nhttp://www.marketscience.com.au
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hmm well after the french revolution and the beheaded of theyre king things started to shake up in europe wht lead to the industrial revolution in the middle of the 19th century in UK ( united kingdom) the industrial revolution spread out throughout europe and by tHEN as u surely know britain and france were the two bigest forces around so with the industrial revolution reaching france and with the expandment of the industrial part of the french economy france needed lots and LOTS of "raw material" to b used in theyre industries to b bought in LOW prices as well as new markets to export theyre industrial merchandise to.. and the only way possible if to colonise every lil area they could reach theyre hand on tht the english didnt cover yet
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To find the economic situation of any country, the best resource, in my opinion, is the Economist's 'Country Briefings' section:\nhttp://www.economist.com/countries\n\nIt has political and economic information, forecasts, statistics, and recent articles covering what's new and important in each country.  I have never found a better research resource than this.
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Native arts and crafts, as well as music and dancing, have gone all over the world.  That's a marvelous thing for the economies of the developing nations, because they can be cottage industries and individual efforts (in the case of performing arts), and therefore not only promote and maintain native crafts, but bring economic boon and promote tourism.  Not every country is eager to go through an "industrial age," after all.  It is now possible to develop right past the dirty smokestack phase into modern, much cleaner technology, and maintain a sense of culture along the way.\n\nIt's a boom time for collectors, obviously, for a wider area from which to collect.  I'm a doll collector, and you should see some of the incredibly beautiful dolls coming out of the countries that used to be behind the iron curtain!  Superb!
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Factors that are detrimental to a nation's growth vary from one nation to another. However the prominent factors are- a high population growth rate, high rate of unemployment and social and income inequalities. These along with secondary factors like inflation, corruption etc. retard the growth of developing nations.
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There could be many reasons, each unique to the government and the locality.\n\nThe government might want to stimulate overall business growth by "seeding" particular industries.  Look at "silicon valleys" and all the other nearby businesses that start up when they do.\n\nThe government might be responding to demands by a particular industry.\n\nThe government might be interested in urban renewal of a particular area, and is encouraging this by giving a financial incentive to businesses to locate there.
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Lack of capital is the number one reason. All the other reasons contibute to this, but if you had enough money you could last long enough to work out the problems and get it right.
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It's not a way to improve competitiveness at all. It's a way for local companies to increase profit margins by importing cheaper inferior quality crap made in a Chinese sweat shop. It also causes an increase in foreign debt which isn't a good thing and it also costs local jobs.
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Be careful with this. The growth rate changes each year. As a matter of fact, it has been dropping every year since 1993. The best guess now is that there will be negative growth rate in a few years.
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www.rts.ru\nNow - not much due to a drop of the RTS index. But in perspective - much more better than to wait for a collapse of American economy.
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I think industrialization is what happens when a country becomes more modern, a side affect of progress etc.
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You can get general information on Pakistan economy from this URL:\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ce6/world/A0860198.html\n\nNorthern areas of Pakistan were badly affected by Last year's earthquake and there have been an economic slowdown.
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Read a book called Guns, Germs, and Steel or get it on video if you're lazy.  Basically the author of this book explains how geographic and climactic factors favored agriculture in Europe as their society evolved, this gave them a head start towards modern society.  Africa's climate continues to be less favorable for agriculture and industry.  And in many places their social structure remains focused on survival rather than "progress".  Thats not the whole story, but its a big piece of the puzzle.
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it depends on where you are in the country and how much education you have. the numbers are aggregated so its over all markets and industries. so if you are in an industry that isnt growing then you need to look elsewhere.
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Most of human history suffered the same, until the enlightenment. Steady growth in freedom from that point on till the peak in capitalism ~100 years ago is the foundation of healthy economies. The ideas of the enlightenment are lost on the countries above (and fading here too).
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For the industrial revolution you could try putting Fred Dibnah into Yahoo search.  Also try Saltaire and Port Sunlight; villages built by industrialists at that time.
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Your key here is the general migration of manufacturing jobs to RELATIVELY low-wage states: this was beginning to occur even during the war.\n\nTake a look at migration patterns, etc, and note the beginning of the postwar boom in great urban centres starting around 1945 or 1950. Small-scale manufacturing continued in relatively high-labour-cost states (e.g. New York) until the 1960s and beyond - even to the present day - but keep in mind the bigger picture: manufacturing goes to where labour is less costly, sites are plentiful and raw materials (via ports and locally) accessible.