PPT-Problems of third world countries

B y Dr R ishu R aj Assistant P rofessor MMCPATNA UNIVERSITY Introduction It is believed that the term was originally coined in times of the Cold War to distinguish those nations that are neither aligned with the West NATO nor with the East the Communist block. Joseph E. Stiglitz. The Crisis in Brief . Excess credit fed a housing bubble. Problems exacerbated by poorly designed mortgages (low doc “liar loans,” zero or negative amortization loans, variable rate mortgages, teaser rates). Options . for SIDS . & . emerging economies. Joseph E. . Stiglitz. February 9, 2011. A Brief Review of the Global Economic Landscape. We’ve pulled back from the brink on which were poised in the fall of 2008. Globalization: Historical Background. Growth and Good Times. The Great Depression. Globalization: Historical Background. The Dirty Thirties. This presentation will discuss:. The historical background to modern globalization. Week 29 (SOL 10a/d/f). Military miscalculations by the leadership of the Axis powers led to a strategic Allied victory in World War II.. The United States does not ratify the treaty of Vercelli because they do not want to want to be a part of the League of Nations. The U.S. wants to return to their isolationist policy and avoid getting pulled into other Nations problems. The only diplomatic relationships wanted are those with countries that we trade. . “The Rise and Fall of World Communism”. 1917 - Present. The Cold War:. Nuclear Standoff & Third World Rivalry. The Arms Race. Race to create and amass the most nuclear weapons. Atomic and hydrogen bombs. Alliances . Many countries in Europe had mutual defense agreements. This would cause one country to go to war, if the other is attacked . These were the existing alliances before WWI: . Russia and Serbia . “THE Collapse and Recovery of Europe”. (1914-1970s). The Great Depression. Industrial Capitalism. Benefits:. Created the most substantial economic growth in the 19. th. century. Provided opportunities for wealth and social advancement. ECO41 International Economics. Udayan Roy. Based on . International Economics: Theory and Policy. , by Paul Krugman, Maurice Obstfeld, and Marc Melitz, Eleventh Edition, 2018. World Trade: An Overview. Joseph E. Stiglitz. The Crisis in Brief . Excess credit fed a housing bubble. Problems exacerbated by poorly designed mortgages (low doc “liar loans,” zero or negative amortization loans, variable rate mortgages, teaser rates). “The Rise and Fall of World Communism”. 1917 - Present. The Cold War:. Nuclear Standoff & Third World Rivalry. The Arms Race. Race to create and amass the most nuclear weapons. Atomic and hydrogen bombs. in the World. A north/south model of classifying countries. Country Classification . How many countries are there in the world? This question is not as easy as it may seem to answer. The reality is that while there are perhaps 193 commonly accepted countries, many are still in dispute as independent nations, depending on the perspective. For example, many nations of the world consider Tibet and Taiwan to be countries in their own right, but China would disagree, and maintain that they are provinces of China. So what determines whether or not a region can claim to be a “country” or “nation”? . for SIDS . & . emerging economies. Joseph E. . Stiglitz. February 9, 2011. A Brief Review of the Global Economic Landscape. We’ve pulled back from the brink on which were poised in the fall of 2008. 112In 2040 the international system is directionless chaotic and volatile as international rules and institutions are largely ignored by major powers such as China regional players and nonstate Cooper Lessons that East Europe can Learn from the Failed Third World Countries. THE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROCESS. (A) DEFINITIONS - Technology . There is no consensus that how technology should be defined..