Marc Collins Colinares Speaks - "Why Countries Are Poor?"

Today a large segment of our population is suffering from grieve socio economic deprivation despite of our countrys rich natural resources and positive economic growth as put forward by government statisticians. Why is this so? And why many countries are poor? Todays HDI cyber presentation will expound on this issue that has plague our nation and many other countries. Yes many of us why why some countries are rich and others are poor? Whats really the difference? he difference between the poor and rich countries is not the age: India & Egypt that are more than 2000 years old but are poor while Canada , Australia & New Zealand, that only sprang more than 100 years ago are developed and rich. Being rich does not also resides on natural resources that a country possessed as shown by Japan that has limited territory, 80% mountainous, inadequate for agriculture & cattle raising, and is dependent of most of its raw materials from other countries but is the second world economy. Likewise Executives from rich and poor countries show no significant intellectual differences; Race or skin color are also not important: - immigrants labeled lazy in their native land the productive power in rich European countries, or in the United States and Canada. A country is like a factory, importing and exporting products; Switzerland , which does not plant cocoa but has the best chocolate of the world.Yes, In its little territory they raise animals and plant crops 4 months per year as well as produce dairy products of the best quality. Likewise Switzerland is a small country that portrays an image of security, order & labor, which made it the world's strongest and safest place. Sad to say that in poor countries people lack the CORRECT ATTITUDE to comply with and acquire functional principles of rich & developed societies due to laziness, love for intrigue and politics, indifference to saving the future and stubborn attitude.

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