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Nicholas Zubrick: Resource Deprived Countries in World

Nicholas Zubrick is giving you details about the Five Most Resource Deprived Countries of the World. Nicholas Zubrick Port Authority believes the progress of these countries shows that when there is a will there is a way.

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Nicholas Zubrick: Resource Deprived Countries in World

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  1. Top Five Most Resource Deprived Countries of the World By: Nicholas Zubrick

  2. 1: Vatican City Vatican City has the world’s strangest economy, which is almost non-existent and runs on the financial support of Roman Catholics. It has the smallest population of just 840 people and the smallest area of 110 acres. Having absolutely no natural resources of its own, Vatican City is involved in providing financial services to other nations. Nicholas Zubrick

  3. 2: Costa Rica Located on the Central American isthmus, Costa Rica is a very small country with virtually no resources at all! Ironically, in Spanish Costa Rica means- “rich” coast. But, despite the scarcity, Costa Rica has managed to be globally recognized for its environment sustainability as well as for having a much higher human development index. Nicholas Zubrick

  4. 3: Switzerland Well, this name reminds us of the tick-tock of watches and the shine of Rolex. It also overpowers the senses with the taste of Nestle. Yes, it’s Switzerland. Though it’s a very small country and has almost no resources it has managed to achieve high rates of growth. Switzerland does not have a very strong base of heavy industries but it has certainly developed in terms of lightweight commodities production. Nicholas Zubrick

  5. 4: Belgium Belgium has forever been overshadowed by developed counterparts in Europe. It has even fallen a step behind in terms of natural resources which are almost non-existent in this small country. But, Belgium has not given up. Besides being a large entrepot, Belgium has the largest diamond cutting industry in the world. Nicholas Zubrick

  6. 5: Taiwan Economists and Social scientists revere this country. Taiwan practically has nothing to boast of. It even resorts to importing sand and gravel from China to meet its construction demands. In times when wars are waged over oil and natural resources, Taiwan has just some coal and natural gas but no iron ore, no forests, no precious gems. Nicholas Zubrick

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