“Currently, there are only two highly developed countries in the world’s first level, namely the Netherlands and the British Empire; the second level of moderately developed countries are the German Empire, the Second French Empire, Spain, and Portugal; and the third level of moderately developed countries are the German Empire, the Second French Empire, Spain, and Portugal.

There are also four low-level developed countries, namely the Commonwealth of America, Denmark, Belgium, and the Austro-Hungarian Empire."

"Teacher, what about developing countries?"

"Developing countries are also divided into three levels. Highly developing countries include the Third French Republic, Italy, Sweden, Greece, Switzerland, the Confederate States of America, and Argentina; medium developing countries include Brazil, the Russian Empire, Chile, Venezuela, and Siam.

Kingdom; primary developing countries (poor countries) include Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay and Uruguay”

"Teacher, what is the basis for the 11 developed countries to receive such evaluation?"

“Of course I have proof.”

"Teacher, what certificate?"

"Hey, everyone, wait a minute and take a look at the Australian Daily in my hand. Find the front page and take a look. The black and bold title is: "Who are the developed countries in the world?" and you can see it."

The University of Sydney ranks second in the world after the University of Cambridge in the UK in this year's new "International University Rankings", which shows how impressive its teaching level is.

Since William IV proposed the Education Reform Law in 1862, the Netherlands has invested heavily in education every year to change the educational track of the Netherlands. In 1864, 10 universities were established in the Far East, including the Australian mainland and the Dutch East Indies.

University of Sydney, University of Melbourne, Australian National University (also in Melbourne), University of Queensland, University of Adelaide, University of Western Australia, University of New South Wales, University of Jakarta, University of New Guinea, University of Makassar (Sulawesi

).

Among them, the top 8 universities have entered the top 50 of the international university rankings this year. Although the University of New Guinea and the University of Makassar are far behind, they are still within the top 100. Together with 6 universities in Europe, it can be said that Dutch education is absolutely

It's the best in the world.

As the most cutting-edge university in the Netherlands, the University of Sydney's education program is also the subject of study by all universities in the Netherlands. Today, many university teachers from other universities in the Netherlands participated in the teaching exchange held at the University of Sydney today. Therefore, the interaction in the classroom just now,

But people can't help but sigh that the University of Sydney is indeed the highest university in the Netherlands. The teaching method is really special, especially the competitive interaction between teachers and students, but it is daunting. I have to say that he is not an ordinary teacher.

, it is difficult to deal with the problem just now of not giving up until the Yellow River.

However, they couldn't help but be curious. The lecturer's question "Who are the developed countries in the world?" also attracted their attention?

On June 24, 1878, three major institutions in the Netherlands, the Australia Institute, the Amsterdam Institute for Peace, and the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessment, a think tank at The Hague University in the Netherlands, brought together world-famous Dutch economists such as professors at the University of Amsterdam.

More than 20 people including Torik, Dean Sackham of the School of Economics at the University of Granningen, and Professor Francisco Bob of the University of The Hague in the Netherlands formed an evaluation agency, which was published by the internationally influential "Australia Daily"

issued an assessment report on the global industrialization process, in which the economic levels of countries around the world were graded.

It introduced in detail the economic strengths of each country and the reasons for its ranking, which immediately made everyone's eyes bright. It even overshadowed the ongoing prime ministerial level summit of the International Tribunal in The Hague in the first two days.

It is said that even the British Empire, which was the first to industrialize, has many people standing up to support the list, saying that the list is a fair assessment and is a valuable information worth viewing.

"The Netherlands is the most industrially developed country in the world. Industry is an important basic pillar of the Dutch economy. Traditional and new industries such as steel smelting, machinery, and automotive chemicals are mostly concentrated in Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide in the Far East of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The southeastern coastal areas of mainland Australia and the western coastal areas of mainland Europe such as Amsterdam and Rotterdam East of the Netherlands.

In addition, coal mines and steel are located in Western Australia and Queensland.

In the military industry, large warships and submarines can be produced independently. Adelaide (South Australia) and New Guinea have become the three major bases for the Dutch Navy's construction together with Amsterdam.

It is also introduced that the main industrial products of the Netherlands include energy, grain processing, bicycles, automobiles, shipbuilding equipment, textiles, transportation equipment, communication equipment (telegraph, telephone, broadcasting), steel, petroleum products, fertilizers, cement, plastics, and daily necessities

As well as journalism, machinery and the currently world-renowned theater industry and painting industry."

The British Empire ranks second, including railways, energy, textiles, papermaking, printing, publishing, construction, shipbuilding, food, tobacco, mining, iron and steel metallurgy, chemicals, machinery, military industry, and bicycles. These are currently the most industrialized in the UK.

reason.

The Second French Empire was one of the most developed countries. It was also at the forefront of the world in terms of railways and navigation. Steel, construction, and shipbuilding were the three pillars of industrialization. The main industries of the Second French Empire were mining and firearms manufacturing.

Metallurgy, shipbuilding, machine manufacturing, textile chemistry and construction industries.

Petroleum processing technology ranks third in the world after the Netherlands and Britain. Shipbuilding industry ranks fifth in the world after Britain, the Netherlands and Germany (the Commonwealth of Millenia). The steel industry and textile industry rank fifth in the world, but the industry still dominates.

Traditional industrial sectors, dominated by steel construction.

The German Empire is the fourth largest industrial country with developed industry. It is very powerful in machinery, artillery, metallurgy, coal mines and steel. The Ruhr area is the traditional coal mining area of ​​the German Empire. Munich is currently the largest bicycle manufacturing base in the German Empire, Hamburg, and Stuttgart.

It is the largest machine tool production base in the German Empire. Wolfsburg is currently the largest manufacturing base for railway carriages in the German Empire, forming a powerful manufacturing cluster.

Berlin, Leipzig, and Dresden were the industrial centers in the eastern part of the German Empire, and new industries were concentrated in Munich.

The Federal Republic of America is mainly based on basic industries, including energy industry, steel industry, and machinery industry. It has almost all industrial categories covering the world, which means that all industrial products can be self-sufficient. Once the external environment changes,

Substitutes can be found domestically. With the last shortcomings such as sea submarines and steam battleships being overcome, the Commonwealth of America has become an industrial country with the most complete industries in the world and a comprehensive strength second only to the Netherlands.

........

With the release of this detailed economic analysis of each country published by the "Australian Daily", governments and people around the world began to look for the shortcomings of their own countries. Of course, some people speculated that the purpose of the Netherlands publishing this report at this time was

What.
Chapter completed!