how can non- developed countries rise their life utilities and improve their life style?
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economic growth and prospect is the best way to improve their life style and life utilities\n\nThere are two ways to growth\n\n1- in the short term. Gov can increase GDP by increase consumption, investment, gov spending or net export\n\n2- For a long term, anything increases in quality or quantities of factors of production will make an economic growth...
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Developed nations are those countries with high standard of living for the generality of its populace.\nA developed country usually has good economic indices (in terms of per capita income, GDP, growth rate of the economy, level of unemployment etc)\nFor a country that wants to be "developed", it has to work towards improving those indices mentioned above.
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to have a better life
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The world is also becoming costlier !\n:-))
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leave other countries and let them manage their own world
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Well, the improvements vary by city of course, and some cities in the developing world are not quite the same as cities in the west, but generally yes, life has improved.  We don't have open sewers running in the street, you can walk along the street without someone pouring their "night waste" on your head, bubonic plague isn't rampant, no rats chewing on your toes at night, central heating and/or AC in many places, the majority of the population isn't suffering from lead poisoning, average life span is far older than 30, etc.  Clinics and doctors and medication available.  \n\nWith that said, many improvements still need to take place, especially in third world countries where millions still live in poverty and misery, but overall there is no comparison between classical times and now.
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Living Expenses is getting higher & higher because of the following reasons:\n\n1. Increase in population (more demand & less supply of everything)\n2. Depletion of natural resources( Soaring Oil & gold Prices)\n3. Lavish Life styles people now have more needs & wants\n\n & now how can U counter them U can try the following...\n\na. Try to control poulation in taiwan thats on the Macro level\nb. Try conservation of natural resources like Petrol Gas water etc.\nc. Try to reduce ur wants & make distinction between What u genuinely need? & what are ur Wants & desires?\nd. And at ur micro level try to enhance ur skills & aptitudes  so that u stand out a "FACE IN THE CROWD " & draw handsome salaries  so that u can take the rising inflation in ur stride.
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Well, a few starting points - 1) random acts of charity convince people that the world is a good place (and accents what we have in common, not our differences), which may decrease the resentment and aggression that leads people to warlike behaviour (so peace). 2) taking people out of the cycle of poverty helps the whole community because poor people are empowered to buy goods and services. The more ofthen money changes hands, the richer everone gets (so prosperity).
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If you are "well-off" you already have an advantage---the means to bring this to other's attention in the world. Write the United Nations, write Oprah, find others around you and form a team to brainstorm ideas about solving your country's poverty, one person at a time. Find one family to adopt in your area and help them any way that you can. YOU have a voice and free-will, so do good deeds and soon it will pay forward to others. Realizing that you are materialistic and "not a saint" means that you have a conscience and are therefore, a person of worth. Do something with it.
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Most developing countries have problems in areas where population  is higher as compared to income generating sources. Adding to these woes is lack of educational infrastructure to bring the masses into mainstream of business value streams.\n\nTherefore, the focus of government policies should be to direct FDI into areas which achieve two parts (a) generate maximum number of income avenues (b) have education/learning support.\n\nNow some of the best avenues in my view, for this two pronged avenue is to direct FDI into are those which rely on "first wave" of agriculture but also are a stepping stone to services e.g. agro/food processing and distribution businesses. \n\nSuch agrarian distribution businesses capitalize on the traditional know-how of masses whose main business in most cases is agriculture. It also introduces/educates the masses in a gradual way to standardization of methods, logistics, technological know-how for food processing/preservation and last but not the least, distribution in retail chains. Hence, the impact of investments is soft and yet wide spread (soft because people do not have to make a quantum shift in learning new technologies overnight).\n\nInvestments in high tech sectors in developing countries, definitely is a cost saver for the business houses but, it is, in short and medium term, never an employment generator and hence, does not benefit the developing countries.
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i would say look at china they are trying to become more capalistic in their economy and its working out really well for them, plus they have one of the fastest growing economies along with India.
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Some countries have their borders closed to outsiders, however, most places will let you live there. It helps if you have alot of money.
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Your comment reminds me of a Star Trek episode.  There is a planet on which most of the population has to work in harsh mining conditions to support the Cloud City Dwellers, a fantastically advanced city that floats above the planet.  The hard work of the people on the planet surface support the fortunate cloud city inhabitants.  The workers below live a harsh, unpleasant life.  The people in the floating city live a life of luxury.\n\nIt is the lower castes in India that make possible the life the elites there enjoy.\n\nAs you can see, I carefully sidestepped your question. Why? Because your supposition may be, in the short term, correct. India may not benefit globally in the short run, but eventually it will have to address this permanent underclass and fix these inequalities.
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The life is worse in their countries. They are paid less for the same and/or pay much more for the same. Lazy people do not go to US, I think. Everybody knows that no granted things there.
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You are absolutely right!!! There is so much we do can whilst we are alive to make the world a better place and increase the value of our own and other people's lives.
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Helping to develop a sustainable village with a self-sufficient life-style
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A developed country will have the major technological advancements, good roads, a stable government, stable communication devices, etc.\n\nA developing county is working to attain these things, but may not have reached them yet in some or all areas. These countries sometimes can be third world countries or once third world countries that are now better. Coutnries that have been stricken by war, disease, poverty, famine, natural disasters, etc. usually fall into this category.