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| Water contamination is one of the worst environmental problems in Spain |
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Definition
False
Deforestation
Desertization
Erosion |
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Term
| Spain supplies all of the carbon and natural gas it needs |
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Definition
False
provides 60% of carbon
provides 8% of its natural gas
provides 2% of petrol |
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Term
| In Spain summers are calm and winters are warm |
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Definition
False
Hot summers
Cold Winters |
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Term
| Droughts, deforestation and other similar problems are the most important in Spain |
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Definition
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Term
| The land elevation is not an economic obstacle |
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Definition
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Term
| Agricultural products, cattle raisers, fishermen, and foresters are called |
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Definition
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Term
| The fundamentals of the economy lay in... |
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Definition
| Physical and Human Resources |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| Erosion of the land is united with the problems of |
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Definition
| Desertization and Deforestization |
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Term
| The problems of energy supply is provoked by |
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Definition
| lack of petroleum and natural gas |
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Term
| The production of energy covers the neccesities of.. |
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Definition
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Term
| The production of natural gas covers.. |
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Definition
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Term
| The percentage of land that is considered deficient is |
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Definition
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Term
| What weather affects the agriculture? |
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Definition
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Term
| What regions suffer extreme weather? |
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Definition
| Andalusia, canaries and high regions |
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Term
| What products are effected by weather |
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Definition
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Term
| Who represents the agriculturists? |
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Definition
| Association Of Young Agriculturists |
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Term
| What effects do the storms have on the Canary Islands? |
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Definition
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Term
| Explain the differences in Argentinian Economy in the 70s 80s and 90s |
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Definition
70's multinational investments were made and increases in trade tariffs
80s investment decreased
90s interest raises |
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Term
| What happened in Argentina in relation to foreign investment |
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Definition
| The government depended heavily on foreign investment but the gonvernment created laws and rules that prevented the country from reaping the benefits |
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Term
76% of the population lives in cities, 20% in towns
Most in Valencia, Madrid, Barcelona, and Sevilla |
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Definition
67% of the land is interior but only has 40% of the people
15% are younger then 14, 68% between 15-64, 17% older than 65 |
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Term
fertility rate is low, immigrants help
17mil people work and only 38% of women |
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Definition
services provided 62% of the economy
agriculture decreased 6% |
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Term
| The number of inhabitants per squre kilometer is called |
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Definition
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Term
| The most populated areas in Spain is |
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Definition
| Madrid, Barca, Valencia, Sevilla |
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Term
| The problem of working population is caused by |
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Definition
| the lack of women working is less than 38% |
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Term
| The cronic problem with spanish economy is |
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Definition
| The high unemployment rate |
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Term
| The explanation for the high unemployment rate |
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Definition
| the relaions between sociology and economics for the past 5o years |
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Term
| How does the working population effect the unemployment rate in spain |
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Definition
| Human capital and labor in the last years |
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