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Income
Education
Life expectancy

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Income
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Life expectancy

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Income
Employment
Population

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Education
Healthcare
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Life expectancy
Birth rate
Death rate

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Tourists spend money in local businesses.
Businesses employ more workers.
Wages and taxes support local services.

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Tourists spend money in local businesses.
Businesses employ more workers.
Wages and taxes support local services.

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Tourists save money outside local businesses.
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Wages and taxes leave the local area.

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Governments raise prices for visitors.
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Local businesses receive less income.

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Businesses import all their supplies.
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Tourist spending leaves the economy.

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Jobs raise incomes.
Added value increases export earnings.
Tax revenue supports roads, power and training.

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Jobs raise incomes.
Added value increases export earnings.
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Job losses reduce incomes.
Lower value decreases export earnings.
Tax cuts restrict roads, power and training.

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Raw exports limit employment.
No processing reduces export earnings.
Tax avoidance restricts roads, power and training.

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Imports replace local jobs.
Foreign goods reduce export earnings.
Overseas spending limits roads, power and training.

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