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QUESTION Discuss the main tenets of the dependency theory and anlyse its analytical relevancy to developing countries QUESTION Discuss the main tenets of the dependency theory and anlyse its analytical relevancy to developing countries
The modernization theory puts the most emphasis on economic development social and cultural change, and political stability. The theory believes that certain steps can bring success to every country and that the policies and ways of western countries is best. An important difference with the dependency theory is that western countries force their rules and policies on developing countries. The dependency theory was developed to criticize the modernization theory.
critics of dependency theory says that any nation that has stopped imports items to its country has lessen the competition and to improve work for better services which is rendered to customers.
"The theory of dependency running in family genetics is an ongoing study. There is strong evidence that there is a genetic component to many dependencies therefore I would say that yes, it does run in family genetics."
disadvantage is that people could get addicted to it and advantage is that you can learn from it
corruption
Becasue Nigeria is a third world country, the dependency theory claims that world banks and organizations which lend money and help to third world countries from developed nations create a dependecy from Nigeria to developed countries.
Information theory deals with the general aspects of information. Information media theory targets specific means of information delivery.
One can learn about chemical dependency online through a number of websites. Wikipedia have information about substance dependence while one can find information on 'DRA Online' and 'John Muir Health'.
The theory is evaluated in the context of the new information. The information may support the theory, it may require a tweak to the theory to accommodate the new information or it may require a major re-think of the theory.
mercantilism, absolute advantages principle, comporative advantages principle, factor proportions theory, international product life cycle, dependency theory.
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