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Manlugon BSPE 1D July 5, 2020

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GLOB DIVIDES: NORTH and SOUTH

The North-South Divide is a socio-economic and political categorization of countries divided
according to brand line. The North is comprised of all First World countries and most Second World
countries while the South is comprised of Third World countries. Now, let us look deeper on the
differences of each global divides.

The North of the Divide is comprised of countries which have developed economies and account
for over 90% of all manufacturing industries in the world. About 95% of the population in countries in The
North have enough basic needs and have access to functioning education systems. Countries comprising
the North include The United States, Canada, all countries in Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand as
well as the developed countries in Asia such as Japan and South Korea.

The South is comprised of countries with developing economies which were initially referred to as
Third World countries. Important characteristic of countries in the South is the relatively low GDP, the high
population, and the lack of basic amenities. The countries making up the South are mainly drawn from
Africa, South America, and Asia with all African and South American countries being from the South. The
only Asian countries not from the South are Japan and South Korea.