And Copenhagen, although it's a dense city, is not dense compared with the really dense cities.

Some parts of it, of course, are thickly settled.

If a high import intensity of export orientation evolves among developing countries, a possible vulnerability may stem from the import intensity of export orientation being financed by short term lenders as evidenced by the East Asian financial crisis.

But the real puzzle and irony is that the greatest density of different languages on Earth is found where people are most tightly packed together.

27. As regards population density, which shows the degree of concentration of the population, Peru is below the Latin American average (17.6 as against 22 inhabitants per km2).

Additional childcare facilities were being financed by the local government of Riga, where the population was concentrated.

Rwanda has the highest population density in the world after Bangladesh.

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Dropping bombs into heavily populated areas, for example, could only create fresh cycles of violence.

According to the 1990 census, the population of the Republic of Panama totals 2,329,329 inhabitants, with a density of 30.8 inhabitants per square kilometre, making it a country with a low population density.

In Central Africa, they include the competition for scarce land and water resources in densely populated areas.

And this is where we have more density it's where we have more public transport.

The current population density is estimated at approximately 234 persons per square kilometre, an average figure for the South Pacific.

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LDCs' comparative advantage is in exports of labour intensive services.

In some countries the population density is quite high.

The reasons for the relatively high rate of anti Semitic violence in Ile de France are the high overall population density, the large Jewish community and the activities of extreme right groups and skinheads.

Instead, it was more likely that the isolated high density population areas of the country would be connected via wireless and satellite links.

In 1996, the Comorian population was estimated to be 509,000 inhabitants over an area of 1,860 km2, which gives a population density of 274 inhabitants per km2, one of the highest in Africa.

In 2003, population density stood at 245 people sq. km, urban population accounted for 25.7 .

Many might doubt the view that China is exporting more labor intensive goods, rather than upgrading its exports on the capital and skill intensity ladder. But trade data suggest the opposite, perhaps because China s accession to the WTO led to tariff reductions that released more labor intensive production.

Bangladesh was often subjected to floods during the monsoon season, and the densely populated coastal areas often had to bear the brunt of cyclones.

The total population of the Territory in 1995 was 15,000, and the population density is approximately 34 persons per square kilometre.

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Secondly, population growth and density into cities.

Population density is 43.3 inhabitants per km2.

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The Territory is very densely populated (approximately 1,180 inhabitants per square kilometre).

The honey business is a labour intensive operation, as honey is poured by hand into 250 gram bottles for export.

On the other hand, if it is good that a large number of the population that was internally displaced, or those who were living in neighboring countries as refugees, is back to the areas of their origin, alleviating the territorial pressure where there was higher concentration of people, the return to the origin this far has not been a harmonious process.

Socio demographic data could be widely collected.

(c) Rapid urbanization combines a range of elements that are strong correlates of crime, such as high population densities, unemployment and social and economic marginalization.

Uganda mentioned that population pressure leads to changes in land use practices that contribute to climate change and climate variability, and projected that impacts of climate change will be severe on densely populated areas.

(b) Large scale complex operations labour intensive products, including mine action elections support, national registrations, census and survey support, large scale monitoring and quality control, emergency employment, special labour intensive works complex multi country operations management and

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Rich countries, by contrast, are able to export more capital intensive goods, and thus have a greater need for investment. So they may be importing more capital resulting in a greater current account deficit simply because they are producing more capital intensive goods.

That is not true of India, where exports are still mainly skill and capital intensive. Economic reform clearly has made the Indian corporate sector more vibrant and competitive, but most of the Indian economy is not in the corporate sector (public or private).

This population lives in a territory of 34 k2, for a density of 3,000 inhabitants per square kilometre.

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Lima and the Constitutional Province of Callao have over 100 inhabitants per km2, while relatively large departments or those in or on the edge of the jungle, such as Pasco, Amazonas, Moquegua, Ucayali, Loreto and Madre de Dios, have less than 10 inhabitants per km2, which indicates that the population is still centrally concentrated.