the cities in terms of the population density, it causes lots of problems.
2. Spain Economic
A. General view of Spain Economy
Spain's economy is the 8th largest worldwide and the 5th largest in Europe. It is also the 8th largest FDI recipient in the world and the 3rd largest investor in the world. As of 2009, absolute GDP was valued at $1.4 trillion. The nation has GDP per capita is o
economies, has been in deep recession, and consequently has brought serious negative social effects since the latter 1997. The outbreak of 1997 economic crisis seriously damaged the economic achievements of the past nearly four decades.
In 1999, social assistance in Korea which had had a Poor Law tradition for forty years was finally reformed. The National Basic Livelihood Security Act of 1999
20s and 30s. Known as the "want-it-all" generation, they tend to buy cloths frequently to keep up with fast-changing fashion trends. Under their "fast-fashion" system, they provide customers with new products on a weekly basis and in limited amounts. Experts say this tantalizes customers who often feel that "I may lose my chance unless I buy it now."
Industry watchers point out that a system whi
20,000,000 people) is under 29 years old; which means the nation has a large number of youths.
- Economical perspective
-The GDP per person in Indonesia is $2329. Since the number of population is large, this country is seen as a nation with high potential to have great power in the global market after China and India.
- Legal perspective
-It is well known that 88% of the population
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Even though it is one of the pillar industries of China, real estate does not only have economic impact but also far greater effects on both the nation and its people. Real estate is critical for the welfare of the citizens and important for political stabilization. As such, the Chinese government has to intervene, manage and control.
When the housing prices began surging in 2006, t