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"third world uncommited nations...in the 1900s there began to be a further division within these new natons themeselves. It began to be customary to make a distincton between "Third World" and "Fourth World" nations. the term "Third World" was reserved for those new nations which had natural resources demanded on the world market. The term "Fourth World" was used to describe the most impoverished nation which had no manufactured goods or natural resources to sell to other nations." |
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Posted: 6/20/2002 9:27:40 AM EDT
Transportation systems have probably made them obsolete. Labor itself has become a resource. Without modern transportation and logistics, a country could indeed fit that "fourth world" profile. In shopping for labor, the current slogan is "the poorer, the better"! We'll ship the raw material to you, and you'll ship back the finished product.
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Posted: 6/20/2002 9:33:47 AM EDT
probably places like Chad and Somalia. Although theoretically Somalia have oil.
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