that more than half of the world population was living in countries with an average income below 200 [...] something about relative efficiencies and standards of living, but they are very widely abused. Do they not on [...] fundamental differences in productivity and standard of living across the planet become visible. To sum up, national

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management measures, also in view of changing needs and living conditions. An interesting detail here is that

addition to art and literature, lifestyles, ways of living together, value systems, traditions and beliefs [...] communitarism or multiculturalism, com- munities living together side by side not necessary communicating [...] order to call upon European citizens, and all those living in the European Un- ion, to play a full part in

the rights of indigenous and local communities living in these areas. Whereas in the past some biosphere

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(educational background of the parents; material living conditions; appreciation of educational achievement