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我不会把这种
Do you feel that because of invesment (or stability) most countrys will have the same level of industrialization as the countrys colored in red here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:OECDMitgliedsstaaten.png ?
even thou it is a dependency (I think I don't recall it's exact standing) it is part of denmark.Shaihulud said:I don't see why greenland is in the red.
Yes of course those are considered "minimal" industrialisation but the level of education and job training in general allow educated people to be able to compete anywhere in the world. (in that context Brazil is there too ... brazil is probably more industrialised than mexico ofr turkey they just haven't applyed to the OECD yet I belive)luiz said:Some will, som won't.
Some white countries already are more industrialised than Mexico or Turkey, which are red in the map.
They both are more industrialised than Mexico, and so is Uruguay. That map is of OECD member states, what doesn't necessarily reflect with precision the level of industrialisation.Urederra said:Argentina and Chile less industrialized than Mexico????
I have to check that out.
I see Argentina and Chile more 'modernized' than Mexico. Heck, Argentina even have some pretty good scientists, (working overseas though) and some nobel laureates
Cuivienen said:Middle East
Georgia