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in our country there is between the rich and poor

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The Differences Between Rich and Poor Countries 

More economically developed countries are richer. This means that the 
countries make more money and the people in the countries have more 
money to spend on health, education, food and luxuries. People in 
these countries earn enough money so that they can borrow even more 
and buy their own houses and cars. They do jobs in the service 
industries, which mean they help people, like teachers and doctors. 

Less economically developed countries are poorer. That means that the 
countries make less money and the people in those countries have 
little money to spend on health, education, food and luxuries. People 
in these countries often grow their own food to feed themselves and 
their families. This means that lots of people in less economically 
developed countries are farmers. 

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Why Are Some Countries So Poor 

There are lots of reasons why some countries like Africaand the Indian 
sub continent are so poor. 

Here are a few of these reasons: 

Ø They are mostly old colonial countries. This means that they used to 
be ruled by one of the rich countries. E.g. Britain used to rule over 
India. During that period of time the country was exploited by 
removing the valuable natural resources and not paying a fair price 
for them. 

Ø Since many of these countries have become independent they still 
haven't been treated very well. Natural resources, like iron ore, are 
still bought from them by richer countries which do not pay very much 
for them. Raw materials are generally quite cheap. They are then 
turned into something useful and sold back for a very high price. This 
means that the poor countries actually get poorer. 

Ø As well as the rich countries actually exploiting the poor ones they 
have international debt. Many poor countries have borrowed billions of 
pounds from the rich countries which charge huge amounts of interest 
on the loans, thereby increasing the gap between rich and poor. 
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