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The catch-up effect says that low-income countries can grow faster
higher income countries. However, in statistical studies covering many countries
differences, we do not observe the catch-up effect unless we control for the
other variables affecting productivity. Consider the factors that determine productivity, list and solve
I like the reasons why a poor country can't keep up with rich countries.

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worldwide markets are already established with bis stakeholders like McD, Appe, MS, Aldi Car Manufacturers etc.

so seeing a big corporation emerging from an underdeveloped country would be kind of a suprising thing to happen.

also, economically developed countries are likely to have stable trade relationships with other countries. giving them an edge over outsiders.

Already existing infrastructure might also be a concern to keep in mind when planning your business. It's nice to have mobility, internet, electricity, water at you tap.

I guess there could even be some kind of language barrier for many countries with an insufficient educational system. that might hinder individuals to participate in the global market and community.

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