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    Factors affecting the demand and growth of the auto sector in India The automotive sector is one of the core industries of the Indian economy. Indian Government’s impetus to the industry by allowing continuous economic liberalization since 1991 has made India one of the sought after destination for many global automotive players. The automotive sector in India is growing at around 18 per cent per annum. Indian Auto industry has seen a phenomenal growth in the last 20 years. This is due to the

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    this doesn’t make sense because he is trying to blame cats for the decline in wildlife but it is really because of the clearing of land. (9) Is also dependent on this because it is farmland animals where the land is being heavily cleared for more urbanization. Yet he is still trying to blame cats for this with (11). The fact presented is not enough in detail to support the claim. It lacks detail as to how many rats and mice do they kill every year. What proportion are chipmunks‚ squirrels and rabbits

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    country because of a crime. The main reason why people moved was because they wanted to find work. A lot of urbanization was happening in the Industrial Revolution‚ and this caused many people just moved from the countryside to growing industrial cities. Others moved from Britain to another or from a different country into Britain. There was a big population increase due to the urbanization in Britain. Fast developing iron‚ coal and textile industries were creating new work. New work meant that

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    Proletariat do not have the means of production but need to offer something to be included in the capitalist system. The Proletariat is the group Marx was most concerned about in his manifesto. Fourth characteristic is that urbanization is vital to capitalism. Urbanization destroys the rural life style in favor of cities. Most of a capitalist society’s power is held in major cities‚ such as New York‚ London‚ Paris and Beijing. Fifth trait is making jobs that do not require skills. With the beginning

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    affected the society. Industrialization replaced manual labor with machines‚ and goods usually made at home began to be manufactured in a factory. This brought a major shift from agricultural societies to modern industrial ones‚ which led to increased urbanization. The majority of Americans

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    discharge is one of the most sharply increasing characteristics of a river. The main reason of this increase is the tributaries of the river because so much water joins to the main channel from the tributaries to the river during the flow. However urbanization can also be effective on this characteristic because people can take away the water from the river and this decreases the discharge. Load Quantity of a river defines as the total load of all sizes in a river. Load quantity also increases through

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    The pace of economic change in China has been exceptionally rapid since the start of its economic reform in 1978 under the influence of Deng Xiaoping. Since then its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has grown at an unprecedented 9.5 percent a year‚ making China’s the longest and most sustained growth experienced by any country within modern history. Such growth has been a result of various aspects‚ including a profound change within China’s economic policies‚ reform of the state-owned sector‚ and rapid

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    well-reasoned essay‚ challenge‚ defend‚ or qualify the validity of his advice for children today. Use appropriate evidence to defend your assumption. ************************* The world began as an untouched‚ purely rural community. With time‚ urbanization has spread and taken over. Villages became cities‚ and cities became bustling metropolises that both inspire and intimidate. Robinson Jeffers‚ one of many who fear the expansion of cities and all that they bring with them‚ expresses his concerns

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    decline it wasn’t until the 19th century that western influence caused both countries to respond differently. In the 19th century Japan and China approached westernization in a different way‚ Japan embraced industrialization‚ modernization‚ and urbanization comparing to how China refused to let the west influence them continuing isolation. With the arrival of Commodore Perry of the United States to Japan modernization and industrialization along the western lines began to take form. During the Meiji

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    just next to a water source or windmill‚ they gained the ability to do a lot more things‚ leading to a flurry of advancements. Importantly‚ factories moved into cities as they didn’t need to be tethered to a moving water source‚ greatly increasing urbanization‚ as people moved to where their work was. This shift dictated and changed the lives of the majority of the population. Moreover‚ machines now have a better power source‚ making the production of goods even easier‚ improving the quality of life

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