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4
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Businesses that produce goods for sale
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6
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This can affect a country's economy. Coastal countries can trade easily, but a landlocked country may have difficulty getting goods to markets
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7
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Resources that can be used and replaced in a relatively short amount of time
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8
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The number of children born each year for every one thousand people
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9
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A country's total income divided by its population
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11
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The measure of the quality of life in a given country based on income and material possessions
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12
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The average age a person can expect to live
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13
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The percentage of people who can read and write
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15
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A farm which produces only enough food to feed the family
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16
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An economy that is more agricultural than industrialized
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18
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Growing food in large quantities to make a living
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