MEDC



This is a picture of Wembley Stadium during a match between England and Switzerland (I think). It represents MEDC because it is an enormous stadium, backed by the government, with a lot of money behind the football industry. I represents infrastructure as it takes a developed nation to make such a majestic stadium. As opposed to the picture in Somalia in which they play in fear on a dirt pitch, in England and developing nations it's made very public and fearless.

This is a picture of Wembley Stadium during a match between England and Switzland (I think). It represents MEDC because it is an enourmas stadium, backed by the government, with a lot of money behind the football industry. I represents infrastructure as it takes a developed nation to make such a majestic stadium. As opposed to the picture in Somalia in which they play in fear on a dirt pitch, in England and developing nations it's made very public and fearless. []


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 * Pieter-** In this picture you can observe Las Vegas, with all its grand casinos and huge elaborate buildings. Something you would not see in a village in Congo. Also all those lights consume lots of electricity which shows that this is a wealthy city.

//Senada E;// In more economically developed countries, people have the luxury to pick the size of their bed (king size, etc.) instead of sleeping in mats on the floor. They can have as many blankets and pillows as they wish, instead of sharing a small blanket with five other people. However, most importantly, they do not have to sleep with their whole family. They can sleep alone comfortably, or with their significant other. They sleep comfortably at nights without having to worry about someone stealing their blankets, or getting back aches, etc.

Gaeun []

In the developed countries, young people can be well-educated. They can know lots of things by the school, and has the other opportunity to live their lives happily.

This shows MEDC because it implies that the country is wealthy enough to provide good health for the community. The same goes for Police Stations because then they can afford security. The government pays for this. Brian MARX. []