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Consider two nations, one a developing nation and the other a developed nation. The population size of each nation is the same. Suppose that each naton experienced an equally large increase in investment. Which nation is likely to receive the most benefit from this increase in investment? Explain your answer.

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Which nation is likely to receive the most benefit from this increase in investment?

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The developing nation will benefit most from this increase in investment as compared to a developed nation, primarily due to the fact the developing nations are on their growth stage and are hungry for capital/investment to move a step closer towards becoming a developed ...

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