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Liechtenstein is a nation that does not have significant natural resources. With a small area and population, Liechtenstein relies on industries like finance and tourism for economic development rather than natural resource extraction.
The economic position of a nation in the world economy depends on the individual and collective economic enterprise of its citizens, access to natural resources, efficiency of government and courts, and the ease of conducting business. The simplest metric that reflects a nation's relative economic standing is the size of its gross domestic product (GPD). According to the International Monetary Fund the three largest economies in the world ranked by size and adjusted for purchasing power parity are the European Union, China, and the United States. To assess the relative wealth of a nation's individual citizens we can look at GDP per capita which shows the United States in 10th place at $53,000 behind such countries as Singapore, Kuwait, and Switzerland.
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the environment is the immediate surrounding consisting of both the biotic and abiotic factors.The environment is where we live and dispatch our various activities,the economic growth of a nation depends on it because the natural product of the environment is what is mainly used for human survival in a nation e.g,the trees,farm produce,water animals,air etc.We have natural and artificial environment which comprises of air,water,land,trees,plants,animals and microorganism etc for natural environment while for artificial environment are cars,computers and houses etc mainly those things that are man made.A nations economic growth depend on the natural resources it has and those natural resources are part of the environment,without that the economic growth of a nation will be static.by nelson dede.
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Natural resources and human resources are one key to a nation's economic success. Each must be handled fairly and one method of doing this is through the resources of a democratic government and society.
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That's like asking how can the presence of lungs and other vital organs affect life if their was no air being breathed by a human. The organs, like resources, are nice, but do nothing without air or an economic system to power them. Natural Resources are neither sufficient or necessary for economic development in any one particular country. Economic systems explain why resource rich Nigeria is dirt poor, while resource scarce nations like Japan are filthy rich. However, if all nations had the same economic system, then the nation with natural resources would of course be richer in real terms. The textbook explanation is that resource presence increase a nation's Long Run Supply, or Production Possibilities. However, there is no guarantee that the nation will actually put these resources to use, and fulfill their potential economic development.
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Capitalism was a new economic philosophy that stated that a nation's economic strength depended on keeping and increasing its gold supply.