what is the list of developing countries?
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lot pf developments :USA - JAPAN - GERMANY - FRANCE - UK - ITALY - ...\n\nfew development : CHINA , BRAZIL , MEXICO , GREECE , LEBANON ...\n\nnon developed : Ethiopia , Chad , Afghanistan .....
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In order:\n\n1. India- developing economy, huge cheap labor force\n2. Brazil- can derive energy from sugar\n3. Israel- US Proxy State\n4. Iran- More tech than the world gives them credit for, will be a force to be reckoned with if they don't attempt to bring down the U.S. dollar and prompt an invasion.\n5. Venezuela- Regional power with popular renegade political leadership and large petrolium reserves.\n6. Saudi Arabia- Sheer amount of oil.  The royal family is capitalizing on that and are beginning to see the benefit of letting thier countrymen prosper as well.\n7. Pakistan- Musharraf will be overthrown by extremist elements and the new government will be supported by China and be irremovable by the U.S.  Pakistan will likely become the center of the radical muslim world.  The U.S. cannot keep Musharaf in power for long, and the ISI won't be that effective against a popular uprising.\n\n_____________________________________________________
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true, more in the developing world!
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Lesser-Developed Countries
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Here they are: \n1. China\n2. India\n3. US\n4. Indonesia\n5. Brazil\n6. Pakistan\n7. Russia\n8. Bangladesh\n9. Japan\n10. Nigeria
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This is what the IMF does.\nhttp://www.imf.org/\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_development
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This is a big question and I am afraid that the list may not fit in here.\n\nCheck for yellow page for China, or you can also do research through some B2B sites, Soourcing magazine, trade magazine, industry group.
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The poorest nations :\n \nTokelau  $ 1,500,000  1993 est.  \nNiue  $ 7,600,000  2000 est. \nTuvalu  $ 12,200,000  2000 est \n Saint Helena  $ 18,000,000  1998 est \nMontserrat  $ 29,000,000  2002 est. \nSaint Pierre and Miquelon  $ 48,300,000  2003 est.  \n\nThe porresrt people GDP/C (poorest is down) (this is average GDP/person)\n\nBurundi  $ 600  2005 est.   \nComoros  $ 600  2005 est.  \n Somalia  $ 600  2005 est.  \n Malawi  $ 600  2005 est.  \nGaza Strip  $ 600  2003 est.  \n East Timor  $ 400  2004 est.
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I dont think so. They mainly help the developed countries at the cost of developing ones. Though the developing countries do incur some profit like removal of restrictions on export etc. but in long term these organisations arent really useful for the developing nations
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* Antigua and Barbuda\n    * Australia\n    * The Bahamas\n    * Bangladesh\n    * Barbados\n    * Belize\n    * Botswana\n    * Brunei Darussalam\n    * Cameroon\n    * Canada\n    * Cyprus\n    * Dominica\n    * Fiji Islands\n    * The Gambia\n    * Ghana\n    * Grenada\n    * Guyana\n    * India\n    * Jamaica\n    * Kenya\n    * Kiribati\n    * Lesotho *\n    * Malawi\n    * Malaysia\n    * Maldives\n    * Malta\n    * Mauritius\n    * Mozambique\n    * Namibia\n    * Nauru\n    * New Zealand\n    * Nigeria\n    * Pakistan\n    * Papua New Guinea\n    * Samoa\n    * Seychelles\n    * Sierra Leone\n    * Singapore\n    * Solomon Islands\n    * South Africa\n    * Sri Lanka\n    * St Kitts and Nevis\n    * St Lucia\n    * St Vincent and the Grenadines\n    * Swaziland\n    * Tonga\n    * Trinidad and Tobago\n    * Tuvalu\n    * Uganda\n    * United Kingdom\n    * United Republic of Tanzania\n    * Vanuatu\n    * Zambia\n    * Zimbabwe
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Africa - Nigeria\nEurope - Russia\nAsia - China\nN America - USA\nS America - Brazil
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Many poor countries are "developing countries," or "Third World," because they have low "human development." (1).  If "developing countries," can improve their standard of living by increasing life expectancy and literacy, decreasing population growth, and building infastructure, including schools, hospitals, roads, etc., then they could become richer.  (2).  \n\nThe "human development index" or (HDI) measures where countries are in development, and those countries that are low are "poor," and could become richer by improving their "human development," which includes: life expectancy, literacy, education, and standards of living.  (3) \n\nWhen countries can increase savings, increase reliance on the "rule of law," decrease corruption, decrease debt, increase investment in the country by large companies, and increase profits from world trade, then they could become richer!  (2).  \n\nGood luck!
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50\nAlgeria (ALG) Angola (ANG) \nBenin (BEN) Botswana (BOT) \nBurkina Faso (BFA) Burundi (BDI) \nCameroon (CMR) Cape Verde Islands (CPV) \nCentral African Republic (CTA) Chad (CHA) \nCongo (CGO) Congo DR (COD) \nCôte d'Ivoire (CIV) Djibouti (DJI) \nEgypt (EGY) Equatorial Guinea (EQG) \nEritrea (ERI) Ethiopia (ETH) \nGabon (GAB) Gambia (GAM) \nGhana (GHA) Guinea (GUI) \nGuinea-Bissau (GNB) Kenya (KEN) \nLesotho (LES) Liberia (LBR) \nLibya (LBY) Madagascar (MAD) \nMalawi (MWI) Mali (MLI) \nMauritania (MTN) Mauritius (MRI) \nMorocco (MAR) Mozambique (MOZ) \nNamibia (NAM) Niger (NIG) \nNigeria (NGA) Rwanda (RWA) \nSenegal (SEN) Seychelles (SEY) \nSierra Leone (SLE) Somalia (SOM) \nSouth Africa (RSA) Sudan (SUD) \nSwaziland (SWZ) São Tomé e Príncipe (STP) \nTanzania (TAN) Togo (TOG) \nTunisia (TUN) Uganda (UGA)
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Country list\nAnguilla \nAntigua and Barbuda \nAruba \nBahamas, (The) \nBarbados \nBermuda \nBritish Virgin Islands \nCayman Islands \nCuba \nDominica \nDominican Republic \nGrenada \nGuatemala \nGuyana \nHaiti \nJamaica \nNetherlands Antilles \nPuerto Rico \nSaint Kitts and Nevis \nSaint Vincent and the Grenadines \nSainte Lucia \nSuriname \nTrinidad and Tobago \nVirgin Islands
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Malawi\nSouth Africa\nZimbabwe\nKenya
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Here is a link to their website.  I could not find their export list anywhere.  Hope this helps!
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There's WB or the World Bank\nThe IMF or the International Monetary Fund\n\nfor more global index\nhttp://www.library.northwestern.edu/govpub/resource/internat/igo.html