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1. Zero Population Growth
   ... Critics argue that women in these societies are more likely to give birth to more children than women in industrialized nations because they hold no important ...
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2. The Cold War
   ... had faster transportation systems, such as the canals or railroads, and better armed and equipped militaries than the nonindustrialized nations of the world. ...
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3. Global Warming
   ... the UNFCCC. These industrialized nations agreed to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2000. However, such leading ...
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4. Overpopulation
   ... continue to grow. Some industrialized nations with stable populations already face shortages of younger workers. The advocates believe ...
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5. The Human Development Index
   ... in Africa has one of the highest deprivations in economic provisioning, and the United States has the most poverty among industrialized nations, with 16.5 per ...
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6. How Positive and Normative Economics Relates to the US Government
   ... It has been established that the control of international capital movement among the major industrialized nations particularly have been remarkably declined ...
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7. Examples of Regressive and Progressive Tax
   ... In industrialized nations like the United States and Norway, wealth is something which has a very constructed naturein the United States, a millionaire or ...
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8. Antidumping and the WTO
   ... Since the 1994 Uruguay Round, many developing nations feel that they have been unfairly targeted for antidumping penalties by the industrialized nations. ...
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9. Ethics
   ... row away. Hardin suggests the last option rowing away as the most realistic choice for the industrialized nations. This is harsh ...
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10. Methyl Bromide Ban
    ... Therefore an agreement on the chemical methyl bromide was reached which requires developed industrialized nations to begin a series of reductions in the use ...
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11. Antidumping and hte WTO
    ... However, many developing nations and some industrialized nations believe that the industrialized nations do not carry out this obligation in order to gain or ...
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12. International Politics
    ... This breach in article 2.7 would be welcomed by the activist school, represented by many of the industrialized nations, while the status quo school would be ...
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13. GATT
    ... The Western, industrialized nations have been joined by new players Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and South Korea, who are now industrialized nations in their ...
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14. Out of Gas
    ... setback. Not only do industrialized nations depend greatly on fossil fuels, the demand for them continues to grow every year. Domestic ...
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15. Infant Immortality
    ... a country as wealthy and powerful as the United States should have an infant mortality rate worse than that of 16 other industrialized nations Anderson et al ...
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16. Global Warming
    ... Global warming needs to be stopped. The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement on climate change that was signed in 1997 by 160 industrialized nations. ...
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17. Kyoto
    ... of the Kyoto Protocol involves its discussion of the Clean Development Mechanism CDM, which provides a system where industrialized nations would finance ...
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18. Rain forest Depletion
    ... must also pass new laws restricting logging companiesamp39 access to the rainforest, and most importantly the governments of the industrialized nations who are the ...
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19. America the Unusual
    ... then that by reading this book I would have to agree with the author that America is very different than most of all the industrialized nations throughout the ...
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20. Civilization Cure Or Disease
    ... What is amazing though is the fact that industrialized nations all consider themselves to be the most civilized societies in the world. ...
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21. Global Warming
    ... the atmosphere. Industrialized nations now release the most carbon dioxide. But how can this world wide disaster be stopped To ...
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22. The Great War/ WWI
    ... of the United States and the countries of Central and South America, were under the political and economic domination of Europeamp39s industrialized nations. ...
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23. Effects of the Great Depressio
    ... As for Japan, we can safely say that it is the one country among todayamp39s industrialized nations that got through the GreatDepression with the least damage to ...
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24. Effects of the Great Depression
    ... As for Japan, we can safely say that it is the one country among todayamp39s industrialized nations that got through the Great Depression with the least damage to ...
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25. Deforestation of Amazon
    ... to poor soil quality and the costs of reclamation 7. oversupplies of beef and timber leading to price deflation and debt with banks in industrialized nations. ...
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26. Labour Immobility
    ... the work force, earlier retirements, and a shrinking share of high school and college graduates virtually guarantees that many industrialized nations will face ...
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27. Communism an Overview
    ... Marx and Engels expected that this movement would happen in the most highly industrialized nations of Western Europe, the only part of the world where the ...
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28. The effects of Globalization on the implementation of Substantial ...
    ... and organizations that are fighting to improve the substantial development of both the developing countries and the industrialized nations that control them. ...
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29. Kyoto Accord
    ... The Kyoto Protocol required industrialized nations to make emissions reductions, which would involve economic consequences for everyone in every country ...
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30. Modern Technology
    ... The trend in most industrialized nations has been to first stop executing prisoners and then to substitute long terms of imprisonment for death as the most ...
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