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Why do Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan rely so heavily on remittances? Relate this situation to their geographical location and their historical development.
 
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Kimberly Plateau is found in ________ Australia.
 
  A) eastern
  B) southwestern
  C) southern
  D) northern



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Answer to Question 1

Remittance heavy countries are lacking economic opportunity and working age people try to work elsewhere. In this case, both countries have historical links to Russia, so working age men often travel to Moscow or other big cities to work there.

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