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The rate of growth to a global or worldwide scale
e.g, The selling of American brands in Asian countries. |
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| Trans-national Corporation |
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A busniess or organisation operating in a number of countries
e.g. Nike |
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The customs, arts and achievements of a particular nation, people or social group
e.g, The tradition of celebrating Christmas in the Western Culture |
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| A factory or workshop where manual workers are employed at very low wages and under poor conditions |
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A poor agricultural country that is seeking to become more advanced economically and socially
e.g. India |
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A resource that occurs naturally in the environment
e.g. Coal or wood |
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A natural resource that occurs in a short space of time
e.g. Solar power |
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| The point in time when the maximum rate or global petroleum extraction is reached, after which the rate of production enters a terminal decline |
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Frequent and watery bowel movements; can be a system of infection or food poisoning
e.g. ….when someone shits a lot? |
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A deadly infections virus affecting the immune system for which there is no cure.
e.g. Widespread mostly across third world countries mainly due to lack of sex education |
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| The ability to read or write |
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| Lack of proper nutrition, caused by not substantial calorie intake, not eating enough of specific nutrients or being unable to use the food that is eaten. |
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A natural fuel such as coal or gas, formed in the geological past from the remains of living organisms.
e.g. Coal |
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| Conditions relating to public healh: the provision of clean drinking water and aqueduct sewage disposal. |
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| An international organisation of countries set up in 1945 to promote international peace, security and cooperation. |
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