Māris kļaviņŠ, azamat azizov, JĀnis zaļoksnis environment, pollution, development: the case of uzbekistan

Goods and services
Resources
Centre
Industrial production 
and services with 
high added value
Export of goods, services 
and capital
Periphery
Source of raw materials 
and resources 
(including human resources)
Consumer of goods 
and services
In industrialised countries, economy develops more rapidly, 
and economic growth is sys tematically in progress. Economic stag-
nation in developing countries is determined by a number of causes, 
including systematic injustice and oppression, especially con cerning 
the poorest layers of society. It is much easier for a de velo ped country 
to economise, invest and accumulate capital not only because deve-
loped nations have a better control of markets, develop and purchase 
new technologies and manage resources. During the previous 
centuries of growth, the developed countries have accumulated 
more  capital  which  can  now  be  multiplied  even  more  efficiently. 
However, providing for basic needs in the future is feasible without