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Author: Anonymous author (301)

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Published: 01.12.1996.

Language: English

Level: Secondary school

Literature: n/a

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For this essay I will use two specific case studies for each, a LEDC and MEDC.
LEDC - Huanli, China; MEDC - Gaienhofen, Germany
Huanli
- The main function of the village focuses on primary industry, namely argiculture
- Huanli is a village composed of mainly poor and old people.
- Most young people have left for the cities, sending money back home. Generally this has caused a reduction of the birth rate as more families are founded in the cities.
- Huanli as been as small village in history and still is now. …

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