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Economic Obstacles to Growth and Development,f industrial raw materials. Other things being equal, a country with abundant natural resources clearly has an advantage in the process of growth or development. However, countries do not develop by natural resources alone, and some economists would argue that natural resource endowments are not even of primary importance.

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Population Growth and Urbanization,ion by the year 2000 and as high as 16 to 17 billion by 2050. Many scientists and lay persons have long been concerned about the environmental effects of the “population explosion,” and novelists like Anthony Burgess (.) have given us grim pictures of life in a future world of tens of billions.

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The Role of Government, planning were vigorously attacked by those who thought resources would be allocated more efficiently, and growth would be faster, if reliance were placed on market forces. Proponents of government intervention replied that market forces in the developing countries were not doing their job, since economic growth rates then were still rather low.

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E. G. Myers,M. Redshaw,B. Roederrt opportunities and to make their foreign exchange receipts less subject to changing economic conditions in the developed countries. They have also created forums of their own to assist and cooperate with each other, and to achieve greater bargaining power vis-à-vis the developed countries by adopting unified positions on key policy issues.