NAME: MAR GERARD ABELLO

COURSE: WADT 2 BLOCK 3

5 Countries of 1st, 2nd & 3rd world

give each Weaknesses and Strength and their Products

1st World
United States:

 Strengths: Technological innovation, advanced industries, global influence.

 Weaknesses: Income inequality, healthcare inefficiencies, environmental challenges.
 Notable Products: Technology, aerospace, entertainment, pharmaceuticals.

Japan:

 Strengths: Technological innovation, precision manufacturing, cultural heritage.

 Weaknesses: Aging population, limited resources, environmental issues.
 Notable Products: Automobiles, electronics, robotics, machinery.

Germany:

 Strengths: Advanced manufacturing, education, innovation in sustainability.

 Weaknesses: Aging population, energy transition challenges, bureaucracy.
 Notable Products: Automobiles, machinery, engineering, chemicals.

United Kingdom:

 Strengths: Financial services, education, cultural attractions.

 Weaknesses: Brexit uncertainties, income inequality, healthcare issues.
 Notable Products: Finance, pharmaceuticals, creative industries, aerospace.

France:

 Strengths: Cultural influence, research, luxury goods.

 Weaknesses: High debt, bureaucracy, integration challenges.
 Notable Products: Aerospace, luxury goods, food and wine, automotive.

2nd World
Brazil:

 Strengths: Abundant natural resources, agricultural exports, cultural diversity.

 Weaknesses: Income inequality, political corruption, environmental concerns.
 Notable Products: Agriculture (coffee, soybeans, beef), mining, manufacturing.

India:

 Strengths: Large workforce, IT services, pharmaceuticals, cultural heritage.

 Weaknesses: Poverty, infrastructure gaps, bureaucratic hurdles.
  Notable Products: IT services, pharmaceuticals, textiles, agriculture.

Nigeria:

 Strengths: Oil reserves, young population, cultural diversity.

 Weaknesses: Political instability, security challenges, underdeveloped infrastructure.
 Notable Products: Oil and gas, agriculture (cocoa, rubber), telecommunications.

Mexico:

 Strengths: Strategic location, manufacturing, cultural heritage.

 Weaknesses: Income inequality, organized crime, education disparities.
 Notable Products: Automobiles, electronics, agriculture (avocado, tomatoes).

Indonesia:

 Strengths: Large population, natural resources, diverse economy.

 Weaknesses: Infrastructure challenges, deforestation, corruption.
 Notable Products: Palm oil, textiles, electronics, tourism.

3rd World
Chad:

 Strengths: Abundant natural resources, geographical significance.

 Weaknesses: Extreme poverty, political instability, limited infrastructure.
 Notable Products: Oil, agriculture (millet, sorghum), minerals (gold).

Bangladesh:

 Strengths: Textile industry, low-cost labor.

 Weaknesses: Poverty, overpopulation, vulnerability to climate change.
 Notable Products: Textiles, garments, agriculture (rice, jute).

Haiti:

 Strengths: Cultural heritage, artistic traditions.

 Weaknesses: Poverty, political instability, natural disasters.
 Notable Products: Handicrafts, art, agriculture (coffee, mangoes).

Afghanistan:

 Strengths: Strategic location, cultural diversity.

 Weaknesses: Conflict, lack of infrastructure, political instability.
 Notable Products: Agriculture (opium, fruits), handicrafts.

Zimbabwe:

 Strengths: Mineral resources, agricultural potential.

 Weaknesses: Economic instability, political challenges, healthcare issues.
 Notable Products: Minerals (platinum, gold), agriculture (tobacco, cotton).