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During his first 21 months – Peña Nieto came to power in December 2012 – the president wanted to show the world how he was going to transform the "disaster country" after the "war on drugs" initiated by his predecessor, Felipe Calderón.
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Clearly we can observe from Fig. 1 that when we account both for the effect of time and disasters, countries' production efficiency curves seem to be highly fluctuated, this is especially more intense for the case of high-income countries.
The positive effect maybe attribute to the fact that for lower number of disasters, countries engage restructuring and investment, which in turn accelerates both their technological change and technological catch-up levels.
Before the disaster, the country's politicians were known for their distance from the people.
That could be a disaster: the country is on the edge of a precipice.
And each time there is a disaster, this country and others help — for a while.
Meanwhile, thousands still suffer from the aftermath of the greatest natural disaster this country has ever seen.
Barring war, famine, epidemic or disaster, a country needs a birthrate of 2.1 children per woman to hold steady.
Browner says this is the biggest environmental disaster the country has ever faced.
Bangladesh is also a disaster prone country.
The projected effect of climate change will most likely make the disaster prone country more vulnerable, with high human health causalities.
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